Shout Box archive

03 Jul 14:23

Brian Hermelijn

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Yeah. Habit forming is the most difficult during the beginning

03 Jul 14:23

Brian Hermelijn

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Back. Was recording myself drawing hehe..

03 Jul 14:06

Mechanizoid

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And other vehicles, robots, and characters fitting in those universes.

03 Jul 14:05

Mechanizoid

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Guess that makes it easy for me, though. I know exactly what I'm after–drawing awesome spaceships, mostly in a realistic hard-SF style (not space fantasy like Star Wars).

03 Jul 14:04

Mechanizoid

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I've realized that I'm a little bit unique for know exactly what I wanted to do before I even picked up my pen. With me, it's just DOING it that's the trouble. :D

03 Jul 14:03

Mechanizoid

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It does kinda, you just setting out on your path to find what you like best.

03 Jul 14:02

Mechanizoid

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LOL

03 Jul 14:00

Brian Hermelijn

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Hopefully my vague answer, answers you question? Hehe.

03 Jul 14:00

Brian Hermelijn

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Oh forgot about Cuhsart as well.

03 Jul 13:59

Brian Hermelijn

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But yeah, initially the thing that got me learning more on how to draw thus far is, I want that feeling of creating the worlds that I have seen that made be like "Inspired, In awe, In love, the design" of the whole creation

03 Jul 13:56

Brian Hermelijn

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You could say I am just following the advice I have been giving from Amit so many times, which is : "Just take a path"

03 Jul 13:55

Brian Hermelijn

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I guess the artists whom I follow fall more in illustration (Loish, Rhads, Albert Bierstardt, Rossdraws, Peter Han)

03 Jul 13:54

Brian Hermelijn

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To be honest I am not really sure you know. I am just juggling different things together to see what comes out of it, ha. Possibly illustration? Like art that makes you feel like I wanna be in that world kind of way? If that make sense.

03 Jul 13:53

Mechanizoid

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I've realized that I'm really interested in concept art, which doesn't change the skills I need, but it does change how I think about it.

03 Jul 13:52

Mechanizoid

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Hey, Hermi, what is your main interest in art?

03 Jul 13:52

Brian Hermelijn

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Although I do want to try illustration this month, not sure what. Writing down prompts/ideas.

03 Jul 13:51

Brian Hermelijn

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Same. Will definitely consider it in near future when I get into composition, for now, I want to focus on the torso anatomy.

03 Jul 12:55

Mechanizoid

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Very interesting, I'm not studying composition just yet, but I'm gonna keep this in mind!

03 Jul 12:51

Piotr Jasielski

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some of them probably, most have more sopisticated value transitions though. Notans are more about the form then you can develop them further

03 Jul 12:48

Brian Hermelijn

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Isn't that what Charles bargue plates are as well?

03 Jul 12:47

Artloader

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Well when you put it like that ... I'd best check out those links!

03 Jul 12:44

Piotr Jasielski

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they are the fundation for everything

03 Jul 12:43

Piotr Jasielski

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yup

03 Jul 12:37

Artloader

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@Piotr: So Notans would be good for someone wanting to start learning values?

03 Jul 12:31

Piotr Jasielski

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PQa3N8KGWfE

03 Jul 12:30

Mechanizoid

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Thanks Piotr!

03 Jul 12:30

Mechanizoid

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Never heard of Notan before, I'll watch those vids later

03 Jul 12:29

Piotr Jasielski

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7AS9zvjwmUM

03 Jul 12:25

Piotr Jasielski

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rE5l7_eZaOY this can be helpful to understand it better

03 Jul 11:50

DQ_Nick

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I'm looking at some videos of this notan stuff on youtube

03 Jul 11:45

Piotr Jasielski

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@Nick: I find notans the best, most efficient way to sketch and it's super easy to render and get a realistic lighting. Notans force you to focus on form which is the most important aspect of drawing, it helps you improve tremendously

03 Jul 11:39

DQ_Nick

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Kim Jung Gi is definitely a master at that