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And to add to thst, there is another school in Sherman Oaks known as the associates in art. They focus on entertainment art, mostly in the animation respect, but they also have very well developed st ...

TJ-you from Westwood? Do you know Chris Ashton or Sean Keegan? SAy hey for me if so. They use to work here at Presto Francis and I. What do you do for Westwood?
Vortx- these are great as usual. ...

I just realized something we all missed, this is the bad ass wolverine, where are his "CLAWS"+?... http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/redface.gif

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Why am I up now? Can't sleep.
First, and foremost, get your scale working. No scale, strange size ratios all over the place...
With that, you can go two routes. One, build your scene entirely, then ...

Just went and got it. There are too many things on their site and yours to look at to actually find what I am looking for http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/smile.gif http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/smi ...

I kinda like the distorted eyes, adds a bit of character to the face. But the mouth bugs me. Teeth dont work in a big flat plane. The mouth area is called a tooth cylinder...Name says it all. The ...

Alias-WANNA SEE-WANNA SEE-WANNA SEE....PLLEEEAAAASSSSSEEEEEE!!!!!!!? http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/smile.gif

OOh wait, one more big question, if you build a great shape in 3D, can you go back and paint on top of the surface, kinda deep canvas-ish?

Thank you a thousand thank you's...I hope to post something soon, don't know what, maybe a 3D characture...

Thank you again...

jean2-go to the paint along with fred thread, there is an extensive booklist on what you might need there. Thank you for the compliment. All it takes is some dedication to learning, and lots of pati ...

Frost-golook at the thread of jeanjean's ,Schoolwork, human body in motion to kinda get an idea of overlapping form. Visually, it is explained there, as for what it is-it represents, muscle, tendon, ...

Thanks for the real definition Muzman. It is a tad lighter than mine. I am really not all that bitter, I do comics myself, but I had a harder time earlier on when the money was better, when I studie ...

Iam better than all of you little dweebs who think you know what your doing, but I really do and you dont.
But the reality is that I don't really know all that much, I just suck up real well and fake ...

If you spend more than fifteen dollars on either book then you are paying too much. The years I have are 1956, and 1961. I have seen them in plenty of used book stores. Caution though. They are so ...

Is that what I look like?

Then the engineering and drawing and geometry books are your best bet with the list I gave you. Then the form section in the famousr artists course book. I have notes from college way way back, taht ...

I have these books,there are two volumes called engineering drawing and geometry, by Hoelscher and springer. My dad had these when he went to architect school, gave them to me when I was 9. These be ...

Posing figures is a complicated subject. It is basically figure drawing. Do you take any life drawing classes? If not, then you may run into some difficulties. The biggest being, if you have neve ...

I can't get to sleep, so one more...I also agree with what you say about scanning paintings to digital. They aren't as beautiful as the canvas says. Thats called brush work. Raw thistly brushes. T ...

Wow, Guess I got the juices flowin for you Veb. I hope you didn't take offense to what I said. I am merely pointing out one little area, I'd say about 10% of the canvas that needs some practice on t ...

My only comment would be that he might be a hair too tall. I am on a pretty tiny monitor at home, I had to go full screen on my view. This image is posted smaller than the other two, and the other t ...

Anything goes. Even if you break every principal in art, you can still do it. But it has to be for a reason. If that reason is justified visually by the viewer, then it really doesn't matter. This ...

big props on dean cornwell, BIG props...
harvey dunn and saul tepper too... http://www.sijun.com/dhabih/ubb/smile.gif

The new one, the shoulders look too depressed, sunk in. Pop them back out like you had em in the first one. And don't overdo the dark ribbing on the light side. These capes were flat, not ripply, i ...

crisk-the folds are abit 2dimensional. They need a bit more depth value wise, i.e. in the rolls of the folds there will be reflective light, with the closest point to us of the rolls acting as a defi ...

Sumaleth-I played hookie from my work for a moment and set up my shapes on a white board to look at your questions, so I can hopefully answer them logically without shooting in the dark...I did this e ...

beautiful sketch work. Looks like what I saw out in front of a place called Costco...Have you ever considered, unless you intuitively do it already, look for the big sweep of the pose, or the long li ...

I am so glad to see that some of you see the real importance in all this, thank you...

Actually Foz, it is explained, but I will help clerify it. Once you have found the cross section in the head, next find your brow ridge. This is, and I forgot to put this in, and thank you for bring ...

Post the image your working on for starts. It helps to have something to refer to.

Second, most effective way to make smoke not look pasted in is to figure out where it is going to reside in the p ...