an eye. exciting. im not very good at drawing realistically. the quality is way reduced because the scanner sux and i didnt feel like messing w/ contrast and stuff. so tell me what you think.
the eye lashes dont make sense, they have to move up a curve, there is also not enough detail on the outside of the eye, but its ok. just ok.
At 7/10/08 12:42 AM, pimpinpost wrote: an eye. exciting. im not very good at drawing realistically. the quality is way reduced because the scanner sux and i didnt feel like messing w/ contrast and stuff. so tell me what you think.
Its a nice use of pencil and i cant fault the eye on anything in particular, yet the concept is dull. It would be much better looking at if the eye was attached to a face.
my advice is to keep drawing eyes, they are the most important part of drawing portraits.
At 7/10/08 01:39 AM, UMREE wrote: my advice is to keep drawing eyes, they are the most important part of drawing portraits.
not necessarily, the most important part of the face is capturing the image of the person, and say the most definable part of the face is, say, the nose, than the nose is the more important part.
At 7/10/08 01:41 AM, willobeen wrote:
not necessarily, the most important part of the face is capturing the image of the person, and say the most definable part of the face is, say, the nose, than the nose is the more important part.
the eyes are the gateways to one's soul my friend.
oh damn it, did I miss one of Umree's lessons?
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Well... I agree about the eye lash thingy. The rest of it looks.... ok
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At 7/10/08 02:02 PM, Lemmiwinks91 wrote: Here is my go at it, keep it up mate...
anygood?
it looks very flat, but you have the form right.
At 7/10/08 02:02 PM, Lemmiwinks91 wrote: Here is my go at it, keep it up mate...
anygood?
yea cheated by touching the shading with your finger, cheater...
thanx guys. i erased the eyelashes like a million times cuz i just didnt like what i could do with it. eventually i got fed up and just left it cuz i thought it looked okay.
oh well. im more of a cartoony and letter guy myself. lol anyone else got some pics of eyes (maybe something i could use to get a perspective on)
WOW, both those eyes are so... COOL! yeah keep it up.
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anybody else have any eyes?
lol
i mean... drawn eyes. cuz im pretty sure if ur reading this... you have eyes already.
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At 7/11/08 09:38 PM, Keol wrote: muh bee
how idiotically random, thank you.
At 7/10/08 02:06 PM, UMREE wrote:At 7/10/08 02:02 PM, Lemmiwinks91 wrote: Here is my go at it, keep it up mate...yea cheated by touching the shading with your finger, cheater...
anygood?
Hows that cheating?
Because he didn't use a blending stick. But I don't think it's cheating. I have to use my finger most of the time because people "borrow" my blender and don't put it back. Stupid public schools and their lack of locks. And proper supplies.
At 7/12/08 01:34 AM, PlutoCow wrote: Because he didn't use a blending stick. But I don't think it's cheating. I have to use my finger most of the time because people "borrow" my blender and don't put it back. Stupid public schools and their lack of locks. And proper supplies.
i think of blenders and using your fingers to shade as shortcuts, for quick shading. a blended image also doesnt look as good as a thoroughly shaded image. i also think that most of those supplies are just bullshit, i mean you shouldnt have to buy $100 worth of materials to be a good artist. for my sketches, all i use is a good old #2 and some paper, and for my paintings i use cheap, basic color, Acrylic paints and a few brushes.
At 7/12/08 01:44 AM, UMREE wrote: i think of blenders and using your fingers to shade as shortcuts, for quick shading. a blended image also doesnt look as good as a thoroughly shaded image. i also think that most of those supplies are just bullshit, i mean you shouldnt have to buy $100 worth of materials to be a good artist. for my sketches, all i use is a good old #2 and some paper, and for my paintings i use cheap, basic color, Acrylic paints and a few brushes.
I still disagree. I think that you can use blenders and your fingers to an extent, though you should add texture over it, because an image that was simply blended doesn't look quite right. However, I do agree about the materials. I use $6 (per pack) watercolors, and I don't even know how cheap my acrylics are.
i agree with unbree; you dont have to have tons of art supplies to be a good artist, or a bunch of claymation supplies to be Knox, etc
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