At 8/29/08 07:45 PM, fetusdoctor wrote:

At 8/1/08 01:56 PM, ChrisOrosco wrote: lately in class we have been working on muscle and bone structures of the human anatomy. Here are a few I did that I thought would be good adding to my portfolio.

This one and the foot one right after it are quite awesome. I would love to put something like that on my front door so people don't knock on it.

Haha. People wouldn't know to either place their hand or foot to knock on your door.

I would say this is a good job since you can't tell the right image looks photoshopped. It looks like your friend just put on some makeup, took a picture, and ended up looking like a joker reject who tried too much.

I titled this one Mr.Freeze.

At 8/13/08 09:33 PM, Oseus wrote:

At 8/13/08 08:25 PM, Simple-line wrote: those muscle pictures are the bees kneees

Lol, yeah i thought the same. Very good work. Please keep posting you're new works of art.

I think that would be the first time someone has every said that to me, please keep posting.

:)

And with that, I shall continue my work.

At 8/13/08 04:41 PM, kernalphage wrote:

. Go to a coffee shop and draw the people there to work on your anatomy. You get the idea.

people always think i'm staring at them when i do that...

There are plenty of anatomy books that display inside and outside the human anatomy to a unbelieveable extend. Try, one of my favorites, Atlas of the Human Anatomy for the Artist by Stephen Rogers Peck. That book has some of the best examples you could use. Other than that try Virtual Poser 3 by Mario Henri Chakkour. That book has nothing but people standing in different positions for your to reference from. It also comes with a DVD so you can spin them around on your computer. Heh

Another piece I did for my school.

MAN LOOK AT ALL THOSE ENTRIES! GOOD THING THIS POST IS RELATED TO THE THREAD!!

You were on my mind too Chronamut. ;)

I like turtles.

Another.

lately in class we have been working on muscle and bone structures of the human anatomy. Here are a few I did that I thought would be good adding to my portfolio.

Here is my final submission to this contest.

Calm Hihat

Here is my first submission to this contest.July MAC Contest

Thank you. :)

Well, this next piece I did is of my cousin Tasha. Nothing really behind it, just felt like doing it. Heh.

At 7/12/08 10:03 AM, PunchOrBePunched wrote:

At 7/11/08 04:40 PM, ChrisOrosco wrote: And, as I said in the previous post, the revision. The image is smaller for compression.

Oh, I love the design and color scheme of this.

Thank you. I am happy you enjoyed this one. :)

And, as I said in the previous post, the revision. The image is smaller for compression.

I understand I take some time to post any recent art projects I have completed but I figured that, the longer I take on original creative pieces, the better my portfolio will look to new viewers.

And with that, I introduce Face Distortion, my face to be exact. I will follow up on a revision of it.

At 5/30/08 04:38 PM, Darkaxl wrote:

At 5/30/08 03:33 PM, ChrisOrosco wrote: My girlfriend Christine helped with the positioning.

She questioned me when I typed," a girl I know...", so that will be the last time. Heh. Thank you very much for your comments. I will surely keep these coming.

This is really nice. I like the last image of the recent post showing the concepts with the clay figurine. Any other figurines you plan to create? And anyway you can post directly to the forum?

This is a still life I did for my drawing course at my college. It is of a glass flower vase and a glass cup.
My girlfriend Christine helped with the positioning.

I am not sure if this one belongs on here, but I figured any drawing that is decent to look at and show would be good for the portfolio and demonstrate my various method and styles.

Anyways, my friend Christine and I got really involved in our liking of cookies awhile back and this inspired me to create this tree. We also both are extremely appreciative of trees. Heh.

I don't quite understand the purpose of the middle chest piece and the gradients on the daggers. Whenever I draw stick figures, it is usually little cartoons I make while bored on paper. I think you should invest more time in to creating something more original. You will get more negative feedback on this piece since a lot of people clone this style.

And this one was redone with Illustrator using Live Trace.

Here is one piece I did of a girl I know named Christine.

Try sampling and creating a instrument out of your audio captures. For example, get a pan and hit it with a spoon, then get a shoe and hit it with your hand. After recording, compress each file to make the sound softer, perhaps add a little reverb on the pan spoon, and place in a pattern that you think sounds good. Sampling instruments is really fun and creates more ideas.

Well, after being out for awhile making music....took some time and made a song for this MAC. Hopefully someone enjoys it as much as I enjoyed making it.

CJO:MAC8MTM

At 2/2/08 01:15 AM, Spaghetti14 wrote: If I kill you, does your skill transfer to me?
My favorite is also the first one, I like the concept. And the art.

I am pretty sure if you killed me.....yes, yes it would transfer to you. Its a great thing that most people do not know that is possible.

At 1/30/08 06:28 PM, ngmastah wrote: Nice art you have here, you have a great style.

Thank you very much. I have never really been influenced by any other artists style besides Todd McFarlane and M.C. Escher. I have tried my best to create my own look with every piece and, if not that, resemble the style then work around the style with my own.....if that makes any sense. Heh

Here is a drawing I did for somebody as a tattoo. Whether they actually got it done is unknown, but it turned out a very unique drawing.

Before posting a topic you should really search around the Art forum and look for threads related toward your artwork. Sure making a new topic may give you a better chance of responses but it also gives you more chance to receiving negative feedback.

I like the furry look.