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I just traded my Sister a etched mug for three mini bottles of flavored vodka....
Btw the vanilla one taste kind of like there is dirt in it.... Meh... as long as it gets me drunk, right?
The hell am I thinking, there is no way that will get me buzzed much less drunk... damnit...
Etched another bottle with a Cthulhu motif. I have been wanting to do this for a while actually, but just now got another green bottle....
I like the way I kind of wrapped it around the bottle
Photo is shit though....
And something... I drew.... Idk....
reminds me of that little thing Zane drew for the battle royal...
its probably the same thing actually... I don't remember...
The Booze, it is doing nothing!
At 9/14/12 02:03 AM, Kinsei01 wrote: And something... I drew.... Idk....
reminds me of that little thing Zane drew for the battle royal...
its probably the same thing actually... I don't remember...
It's like a cross between Zane's fluffball, and the monsters from Critters.
Well since I was working on this anyway, I figured I'm show up a certain someonewith some actual good perspective work.
Passive aggressive FTW
Ah well maybe he'll get it one day, I seriously doubt it though...
Gotta do the inks, which I will be working on now. Along with tightening the right side a little.
At 9/16/12 10:54 PM, Kinsei01 wrote: Gotta do the inks,
Someone said Inks?
What? No one?
alright, it was me, but don't tell anyone, ok?
So Inks. I'm considering coloring this now...
Either that or I do a full pen render like in my Dungeon Entrance piece. But that\ll take a while....
At 9/14/12 02:03 AM, Kinsei01 wrote: And something... I drew.... Idk....
reminds me of that little thing Zane drew for the battle royal...
its probably the same thing actually... I don't remember...
The Booze, it is doing nothing!
AWwwwwww, it look drunkenly adorable :3
At 9/19/12 04:43 PM, Kinsei01 wrote: A ink shade and render of that cavern
Or aka, how to let me ruin a nice picture...C&C would be great....
oh my, That gave me a flashback to really old 1970's british graphic novels, I can rock that, its pretty fuckin' sweet broa.
At 9/19/12 05:17 PM, M-Maher wrote:At 9/19/12 04:43 PM, Kinsei01 wrote: A ink shade and render of that cavernoh my, That gave me a flashback to really old 1970's british graphic novels, I can rock that, its pretty fuckin' sweet broa.
Or aka, how to let me ruin a nice picture...C&C would be great....
Sweet bringing up nostalgia is a good thing. Thanks.
At 9/16/12 10:54 PM, Kinsei01 wrote: a certain someone
What were you trying to link to?
At 9/20/12 08:54 AM, lovingthedark wrote:At 9/16/12 10:54 PM, Kinsei01 wrote: a certain someoneWhat were you trying to link to?
Oh that was an intentional dead link, I just needed it to be highlighted, but it was suppose to be a shot at Hiryu since he had just posted his bad 2 point perspective piece. Like I said, passive aggressive...
kind of had to be there sort of thing...
I drew a pikachu.
Why?
Because bitches love pikachu...
Even if I did add little spikes and hair to it that makes it look like some shitty OC
Eh, the kids will eat it up at the artwalk.
At 9/20/12 11:50 AM, Kinsei01 wrote: I drew a pikachu.
Why?
Because bitches love pikachu...
Even if I did add little spikes and hair to it that makes it look like some shitty OCEh, the kids will eat it up at the artwalk.
Damn, I work fast under pressure.
Perhaps I should start tricking myself in to thinking I'm under pressure like this more often.
I think this came out well. For Joplin's Third Thursday Artwalk. I give these away to kids. I don't care if it does look li...
: I would translate this post for Pikachus, but a pikachu can't use a computer, how silly would that be...
At 9/20/12 01:28 PM, Kinsei01 wrote: Damn, I work fast under pressure.
It's like a cross between Sparky and Pikachutwo...... don't ask.
At 9/20/12 01:34 PM, big-jonny-13 wrote:At 9/20/12 01:28 PM, Kinsei01 wrote: Damn, I work fast under pressure.It's like a cross between Sparky and Pikachutwo...... don't ask.
Yeah... thats who it is... Its a love child between two other pikachu, I'd buy that...
and if their both male, then I claim they were gay and adopted an orphan pikachu from China or something...
Back stories sell this shit, right?
anyway, Also uploaded a large version of this
Kins of in the same vain as my Dungeon Entrance I did some time ago. A 1 point perspective scene done in ink. I got some rap...
At 9/27/12 07:19 PM, Kinsei01 wrote: and here is the inks
Looks like a pudgy Clayface
Taste the rainbow
A friend asked me to do a presentation sort of thing at her DAR thing today. So I present My Dash-o-Lantern
Even if it taste like pumpkins
New Perspective ink drawing
A 2 point perspective piece inspired by a piece I saw that was featured on dA http://grinmir-stock.devi antart.com/art/Castle...
It was inspired by this piece I saw over in dA
C&C always welcome.
At 10/16/12 05:28 PM, Kinsei01 wrote: New Perspective ink drawing
http://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/kinsei01/castle-window
It was inspired by this piece I saw over in dA
C&C always welcome.
Last week I made a drawing for that sniper game topic that was around. I thought it would be fairly easy, but the right perspective, even with straight lines is a bitch.
I can find no errors in this pic so very well done, can I ask how you did this? how did you manage to keep the lines so parralell? since that was an issue for me, I dont know of a function in photoshop that gives me reference (only horizontal and vertical reference lines) other then my eye.
if I have to be picky the top right corner looks a bit off, but thats because those stones arent in line with the rest so you miss some perspective lines there. it creates the illusion (just a bit) that those stones are tilted towards the viewer. you can either add a similar long line like on the ground or make the stones less irregular so that they line up more to the rest.
alternatively you can just leave it like it is, which is evenly good :)
At 10/16/12 05:55 PM, Tomsan wrote:At 10/16/12 05:28 PM, Kinsei01 wrote: New Perspective ink drawingLast week I made a drawing for that sniper game topic that was around. I thought it would be fairly easy, but the right perspective, even with straight lines is a bitch.
http://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/kinsei01/castle-window
It was inspired by this piece I saw over in dA
C&C always welcome.
I can find no errors in this pic so very well done, can I ask how you did this? how did you manage to keep the lines so parralell? since that was an issue for me, I dont know of a function in photoshop that gives me reference (only horizontal and vertical reference lines) other then my eye.
Well, to start, I actually draw this by hand. but the same principles can be used in photoshop with layers. I prepped my grid on a second sheet of paper under my actual drawing. And since I drew the actual drawing on Marker paper, which is a bit more translucent, I could see the grid rather easily, making the entire process quicker and cleaner. If you don't have marker paper or tracing paper, you can use a light box or something.
Even with photoshop though, you'll still need to draw your grid yourself. Although I have seen some speed painters warp prebuilt grids to do the job, I haven't really tried it myself yet.
As for actual perspective drawing, like everything else. it takes practice. and with enough practice, as you know, things become second nature. Best advice I can give, other than the separate grid is try your best to follow your vanishing points. They will solve a ton of your perspective problems. Even if you don't break out a ruler, just keep an eye on where it is at and you'll have a bit smoother time free handing lines.
if I have to be picky the top right corner looks a bit off, but thats because those stones arent in line with the rest so you miss some perspective lines there. it creates the illusion (just a bit) that those stones are tilted towards the viewer. you can either add a similar long line like on the ground or make the stones less irregular so that they line up more to the rest.
alternatively you can just leave it like it is, which is evenly good :)
Yeah I kind of fell off there a bit didn't I?
It happens though. Kind of forgot to check my angle to the vanishing point.
I'd like to see that piece you mentioned though. If you still need some pointers on it, or future projects, here is a PDF for making proportional grids in 2 point perspective. its just one of many methods though.
Keep practicing, and thanks for the comment and critique.
At 10/16/12 06:16 PM, Kinsei01 wrote:
I'd like to see that piece you mentioned though. If you still need some pointers on it, or future projects, here is a PDF for making proportional grids in 2 point perspective. its just one of many methods though.
Keep practicing, and thanks for the comment and critique.
oeehh handy! I was actually pretty good at perspective line drawing in drawing class at high school (long time ago). Ill PM you the the drawing.