these are kind of odd looking

At 12/14/08 07:51 PM, Little-Eise wrote:

At 12/14/08 07:34 PM, Penboy wrote: Could you give us a link to a high res version?

Sure!

owned, now whos the dumbass

isnt that a WWII model? if so than its not German.

im a sucker for rough-sketch type art, nice work. :D

a lame sketch i had to do for my 3rd period art class at school. i dont actually like that class because well lets face it, school art classes arnt exactly educational when it comes to art, its all just draw this and write that, and of course everything is considered to be "good" work.

did this in about 10 minutes, just a doodle no need to get over excited.

At 12/13/08 10:05 PM, UMREE wrote: there is no left shoulder, thats just the neck muscle thats suppose to lead to the shoulder.

oh wait my bad, i thought you were examining the picture from the bust's point of view, if that makes sense... yea there is no left shoulder, thats just some sort of rest that some Romanesque busts have for some reason, i think its to balance the bust maybe.

sorry for the double post

At 12/13/08 09:52 PM, Captain-Ben wrote: looks good, something seems off about his left shoulder though, like it's to small and behind his head and it should be in front of his head.

but other than that it looks cool, and i would stray away from the dreaded flash you can't really see the whole middle of the picture

there is no left shoulder, thats just the neck muscle thats suppose to lead to the shoulder.
you are right about the flash though, what a quality bringdown.

thanks for the comment.

i think that having one thread for my crap is better because it takes up less space. anyway ive got some stuff to post here, well actually i only have one thing to post here for now, i might have more next week or the week after that.

anyway, ive got this, just finished it, its a sketch of a bust, it was still life. took about... 18 hours? i guess, its all pencil, its about the length of my chest in real life and i worked hard on it so leave me some text.

(sorry for the bad quality, this was too big to scan.)

i think the first one is pretty neat. :)

looks good, nice work.

omg, please end it.

i like sarcasm too...

At 12/3/08 09:19 PM, willobeen wrote: you have great style in your art, but rarely does anything you make ever really look 100% finished, if that makes any sense.

i agree, it all looks unfinished.

its pretty nice though, especially the Shine 02.

what amazing patience you have, i would have killed myself after the first hour of shading lol.

At 12/2/08 04:30 PM, paradoXxx wrote: Well, not really. it's pretty good, but what? is it your house in this world or something? Give us a bio.

humm... ill think of one once im done.

At 12/1/08 08:44 PM, ScorpianX0 wrote: haha thanks , long time no see Umree... so where have you been?

here and there, mostly there.

away from the art stuffs for a while unfortunately, but im getting around to making a sort of a comeback. big projects in the works, this and that. its all good.

that looks rather hilarious

omg... ms-paint is an ms-pain-in-my-ass...

furthermore, i phail.

great work as always Scorp

you're 14?! you mean like 70% of the artists in this forum that can do much better than this? noe whai.

At 12/1/08 05:35 PM, paradoXxx wrote: I finished the saguaro tower, YAYZ!!1! Also, i used NO paint bucket tool.

great, ill get right on it.

humm i dont know if i should enter... i mean my stuff is pretty lame.

ill have to sleep on it.

the medium is digital i suppose?

i took a crack at it and got a little carried away...

lol @ modern art & @ mspaint

the scribbles are a bit annoying and im not much of a fan of purple.

the shading is cool though

its missing a leg, tail, and i see an uncolored spike.

At 11/30/08 08:54 PM, Labusch wrote: Those are some pretty interesting Icons you've got their do tell me what program did you use?

photoshop most likely and if so than im not impressed.

At 11/30/08 07:50 PM, Raguel wrote: Your scene's looking nice but I don't see why you didn't finish it.

he's right, seems a bit lazy. ill contribute if you actually finish it.

look in the mirror and draw your own face about 3 times, should give you a better understanding of the whole face drawing idea.

At 11/28/08 09:30 PM, Duchednier wrote: Also yeah im thinking of buying a few canvases to practice on, i've never painted on one before so it could be interesting lol.

oh its much better then using paper, just have to be careful not to use more than 3 coats of paint or else it starts to mud.

i love my fan brush too, its so useful, it rocks!