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antx
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Bob Loblaw
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Must eschew futzing! Must eschew futzing! |
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| Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2003 8:53 pm |
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Nice radiance on the sword.
ref PS7 1h
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| LC3: nice job, how did u get the brick texture to eb in perspective like that? |
Thanks, and I just made a quick brick texture flat, then distorted it into shape. 
Spoogedemon the advice you've given to people really helps me understand what I'm trying to do. |
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Okay, so here's another group...on the left is the copy from a photo. On the right is my 'imaginative' version hopefully using some of what I learned by studying the first image. I think I got something from it, but most of all I realized how correct spooge is. The drawing is so important, I kind of like the colors on my version by the perspective and such is wonky. Anyway, more practice 
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| Posted: Wed Nov 19, 2003 10:08 pm |
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2nd one! :O
Another OpenCanvas session with a friend, done from a tiny photo in my PADI dive manual. You can see a bit of where our drawings overlapped on the left side.
45 minutes
Perhaps it's just the subject matter being a bit more varied, but I think I did much better on this than the last. |
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xia & flap, thx
inspired by ff12 recent pix
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ShawnYe
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Heres my orc.
I still have difficulties choosing the right values like how to use warm or cool colours.
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Plasmodium
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ZLU: oh my...!!!!  you really rocks!! the last pic is just amazing. It seems like your painting skill has been boosted since this summer. Have you eaten something special? be sure to tell me what it is, i want to try I specially like your work on color value and shadow.
Good work everyone, this thread is better every single day. |
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kobalt
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| Posted: Thu Nov 20, 2003 5:09 am |
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more studies
bout an hour a piece
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Matthew
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Cicinimo, thank you, I really like yours there. :)
ok things to do, clean up the apartment for a bit, do some dishes and perhaps some more digital stuff later. :)
Edit, hehe I just noticed a wrong lit area on this piece, can anyone see it?
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| Popeye: These latest ones are awesome. Really nice use of brushtrokes. |
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XIA & Swarm, thanks!
To many cool pictures in this thread!
The view from my window (1 hour):
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zlu, i LOVE your colors!
popeye, cool idea...!
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just got photoshop cs and trying to learn to animate with it
pretty fun actually
zlu-you rock dude, love your work
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Zlu>> Holy shit! I am in love all over again.
I was doing one lastnight but fall asleep along the process....zzz.z..z..zz.zz |
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second attempt. i think i'll leave him in this state.
ps7, about 60 min. sigh.
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Matthew
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Spooge, how about some more wc�s? :)
I am really excited about this weeks�s draw club, I was in the irc chat earlier and tried at the same time to come up with an idea for the draw club. I made this sketch just now and I am not sure if it works, would you guys wanna see this one more finished for the draw club and with some junkyard in the back?
the wrong lit area was the stick in my earlier picture, I was adding highlight underneath when it should have been in the top of it.
hmm I wonder, should I hit the bed or maybe watch tv? the bed sounds nice. :)
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my little funny tree out of human skin:
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i ditched the bush. although she may not look it, she's really a cyborg. and cyborgs don't have bushes(or do they?)
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Aki Ross
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Pringle, like your jungle scene.
Flush, i dig the horizon in your tree-picture.
Well, i did better ones, but oh well ...
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Detailling a speedpainting is nothing but speedpainting in detail. |
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Man, still some awesome paintings you guys.
Tonight we had 3 people and we all did jpop/goth speed paints from some photos I had
45 Minutes, Open Canvas from Ref.
Good thing OC crapped out when it did..I was to the point where I was starting to try to add detail. Bad me! |
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| spooge demon wrote: |
| I like to try the ACCD marker/chalk technique in PS every once in a while to see how it translates. |
spooge, sorry this is many many pages back in this thread but... i know you were trans and then illu. how important was your trans/id educatation to you in your work as an illustrator? i am 2nd term illu but i feel like i'm missing out on a whole lot, but other than the viscoms i am not sure what trans/product classes would help me.. i try to look around and ask trans kids a lot of questions but it's hard to tell what's really going on, and if there is anything that could benefit me as an illu guy.
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xia, very cool
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G�day!!!
I�ve been checking your works since page ~70 and you guys awe and inspire me every day. Thank thee for that, you are true artists and I�ll try to become one too. Here�s my effort.
Not really a quickie, but a quick one for me since I haven�t done but few pics with a compi. Took hours to do but it is a start... Tricky thing it is to get what you want to be the way you want it to be. Uhhh. Tricky thing it is also to generate understandable sentences.
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