Hello guys, i am from Brazil and i am totally new on newgrounds.
I am working in a new art style. Can u guys check it out ?????
Thanks guys!
Hello guys, i am from Brazil and i am totally new on newgrounds.
I am working in a new art style. Can u guys check it out ?????
Thanks guys!
i havent been scouted yet ): If someone likes it scout me please ):
At 11/20/13 10:53 AM, andrerial wrote: i havent been scouted yet ): If someone likes it scout me please ):
scouting is not canadian health care, its not free, you post no work in this thread, so no is going to give you a critique, post work here, and if anyone gives critiques, make improvements on your work, show that you are growing as an artist and maybe someone will scout you.
Because some men aren't looking for anything logical like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn -Alfred
I put a lot of my new style in this draw. Well, im working on it!!
scouting is not canadian health care, its not free, you post no work in this thread, so no is going to give you a critique, post work here, and if anyone gives critiques, make improvements on your work, show that you are growing as an artist and maybe someone will scout you.
Thanks! Just posted one of them
Another Draw. This one is an old draw, but i keep the same style!
Same style!!!!! I call this "Willy, o ganso executivo" hahaha
Batman :) i THINK this was my first draw using the simmetry tool on sketchup!!
At 11/21/13 10:23 AM, andrerial wrote: Batman :) i THINK this was my first draw using the simmetry tool on sketchup!!
it's good
At 11/21/13 11:11 AM, antuel wrote:At 11/21/13 10:23 AM, andrerial wrote: Batman :) i THINK this was my first draw using the simmetry tool on sketchup!!it's good
much paint, such wow.
Because some men aren't looking for anything logical like money. They can't be bought, bullied, reasoned or negotiated with. Some men just want to watch the world burn -Alfred
Alot of your pieces seems to be just straight on view which aren't that interesting to look at, need to add more unique poses to give the characters more of a personality.
At 11/28/13 07:56 AM, VacantVirtuoso wrote: Alot of your pieces seems to be just straight on view which aren't that interesting to look at, need to add more unique poses to give the characters more of a personality.
OOOOH, thanks! I need to improve that! I have a lot of trouble on that! Thanks!!!!
Andre hey,
I've been a critic for a while now, and I'm happy to give you some pointers.
The work you've shown you've an understanding and depth in your work; that time and process is in each, but for my advice, you need to decide which style of art you're going for here. To explain, it seems you go from harsh edging work (hard outlines) to a more realistic flow.
It's fine to do both independently but definitely work on finding one YOU are happiest with.
Lastly, research and begin adding a light source (google it if you're not aware), it'll make your shading work much more impressive.
That said, good start, very good. I look forward to seeing more of it in time to come.
i've been working on poses and im finishing this draw! What i can do to make an awesome art on that ?
At 12/2/13 09:45 PM, andrerial wrote: i've been working on poses and im finishing this draw! What i can do to make an awesome art on that ?
work on anatomy... it seems to be your weakest component in all the pictures i have seen from you even for cartoon its important to know proportions.
At 12/3/13 09:13 PM, Tapersteve wrote:At 12/2/13 09:45 PM, andrerial wrote: i've been working on poses and im finishing this draw! What i can do to make an awesome art on that ?work on anatomy... it seems to be your weakest component in all the pictures i have seen from you even for cartoon its important to know proportions.
Basically that
Even if you are stylizing, you need to have a decent understanding of human anatomy or your works will suffer for it. Try taking figure drawing classes somewhere or pick up a photo book and make some reference studies. It will definetly help you developing a feel for the human body.
Basically that
Even if you are stylizing, you need to have a decent understanding of human anatomy or your works will suffer for it. Try taking figure drawing classes somewhere or pick up a photo book and make some reference studies. It will definetly help you developing a feel for the human body.
Ok! I will work on that! Thanks a lot! I will post my anatomy studies!!
try blending your colours with a brush, and work on anatomy alot. Draw realism, it will help with stylized work.