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No reference portrait. Sketch on right finished on left.

disregard my post about the triceratops and bastards.

The one about pluto still stands

At 8/4/10 06:21 PM, trig1 wrote: The other day a bunch of paleontologists decided to ruin everyone's childhood.

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WHAT? The bastards. First pluto, and now this...

Nice! Although the shading could be a bit smoother. But thats looking great!

Finished!

Did I remember the pic...

At 8/3/10 03:47 PM, DemocracyFTW wrote: Thankya fifty-50. WIP of a teapot. Referenced.

holy shit i'm bad at this. pic forgotten.

Thankya fifty-50. WIP of a teapot. Referenced.

Dude, you Just made me smile! Congratulations, 10 internets to you.

I am terrible at noses, so I pretty much sat for a half-hour drawing them from this site.
Feedback would be awesome.

Crappy camera again.

Wow, all of them turned out so good! But my vote goes to Jagondudo. Great job.

13. The stuff in pencil and paper looks the best. *cough*barfquestion*cough*

Nah, I was mainly focusing on the actual shading of it, but that will be something that I will be working on.

And no, they are not.

forgot pic

Acrylics on "canvassed" paper. Just practicing shading. Is anything wrong with it?

Quintuple post= win

This one is quite nice. Fill in her face though, because I really like it.

I think my mind just broke.

hblthgutuhhhhh...

At 8/1/10 11:00 PM, Kakashi1930 wrote: i feel.... really weird about this piece
i feel like ive done all i can, but i still dont like it >:/

i think its the arm...

The arm should be facing the opposite way.

Try it yourself

Some posemaniac drawings I did earlier today.

Bad quality on this one, too big to fit in my scanner, so i had to take a picture.

Don't make me get fucking ED over here.

Wow, I ignored my thread. :(
Oh well, moar.

Been following this thread for a long while, and am always impressed with what I see. Any tips for a beginner?

Just curious, because i will have to use it in my class next year. Doesn't sound fun

Not sure if this question should go here, but I'll try anyway. I have painted with acrylics for awhile now, and I like them OK, but I want to try oils. What should I buy and do? Do I need different brushes, what paints should I get, and are there any books that I should check out?

At 7/28/10 08:19 PM, Luwano wrote:




Are you going to judge the art either alone, with some chosen judges or will you let the people (democracy ftw) decide? Just curious....

yes?

pretty cool, but i can't help but laugh at sonic acting like batman

Do not go digital, or into a cartoony/manga style. First, start with drawing real things. You have to learn the rules of anatomy before you can bend them.

I started animating when i found pivot. It was fun to play around with, but I soon wanted to be able to do more, so I got pencil, and a trial of toon boom after some playing around. I practiced with those for awhile, but I eventually "bought" flash cs4. But i guess i really got interested when i was 8. There was an add on nick that was showing how spongebob was animated, and they showed how to make a flipbook with sticky notes.

At 7/20/10 01:06 PM, M-Vero wrote:

At 7/20/10 06:27 AM, CloudEater wrote:

also wtf, no one took the name Iron until last month?

I'm gonna take a stab at it and say that's an L not an I

You were right! copy and paste it to see for yourself.

At 7/19/10 09:33 PM, Ne7ers wrote: Really solid start man, keep going! I look forward to seeing you improve.

Thanks! I would upload some newer stuff, but its late, scanners messed up, sleep, tired, beddd....

Put it in front of my face and drew. Tired of portraits and posemaniac, went for something stylish and a bit cartoony. More tomorrow. Night