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RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - darktiste - 04-25-2014
Take time for the basic do a lot of gesture drawing and anatomy also do some hand
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - gtstyling32 - 04-25-2014
(04-25-2014, 03:11 AM)Mariyan-Hristov Wrote: Cool you have some new stuff :P Btw I was wondering why don't you use pen pressure, opacity ?
i do use pressure
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - gtstyling32 - 04-25-2014
(04-25-2014, 02:32 AM)darktiste Wrote: Take time for the basic do a lot of gesture drawing and anatomy also do some hand
i am
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - gtstyling32 - 04-28-2014
(03-01-2014, 03:21 AM)Psychotime Wrote: Good to have you back!
A place to find a life drawing group in your area. http://www.artmodelbook.com/figure-drawing-directory.htm
And here's a good post by Jake Wyatt that you should take note of. http://jakewyattriot.tumblr.com/post/49661004734/big-fan-of-your-style-as-an-animation-student-i-was
too much money
Good luck, and keep working toward your goal!
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - gtstyling32 - 05-07-2014
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - gtstyling32 - 05-07-2014
i tried to draw viper the best i can
Her hair is too hard to draw and not good with drawing hands
Any tips on the hair
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - gtstyling32 - 05-10-2014
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - Adam Lina - 05-10-2014
You're figure drawing is looking better. Remember not to get hung up on the details. You want to spend a lot more time figuring out the basic shapes with simple line drawing before moving to adding detail and color. If you plan out your drawing and build it up slowly the details will just fall into place. With hair you want to just think of the hair as large shapes and then add shadows to those shapes depending on where the light is coming from.
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - darktiste - 05-11-2014
One question do you copy those drawing or do you make them from imagination?
I personally think you should focus on drawing portrait for the moment and to avoid drawing only manga.But that a personal opinion and preference.
Keep praticing drawing hand
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - gtstyling32 - 05-11-2014
(05-11-2014, 06:25 AM)darktiste Wrote: One question do you copy those drawing or do you make them from imagination?i copy and put my style to it i try to get all the details but i leave some of it out
I personally think you should focus on drawing portrait for the moment and to avoid drawing only manga.But that a personal opinion and preference.
Keep praticing drawing hand
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - StardustLarva - 05-11-2014
Whilst I am seeing improvement, I don't think the use of the masked textures really works that well.
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - gtstyling32 - 05-12-2014
RE: gtstyling32.deviantart.com please comment drawings - darktiste - 05-15-2014
It good to see that you start to think and using what being said
Here is a link to some useful tutorial
http://nsio.deviantart.com/gallery/45894768
I recommend that you download those tutorial and place them in a folder where you can put stuff like tutorial, video(tutorial) drawing you made and art stuff.If you don't have a art folder it time to gather stuff that will help you learn because you may think that you can remember everything but for art is more about repetition so it good to have the information at hand.
''We're trained as children to think in terms of 'shape'. This is one of the things you have to overcome when learning to be an artist. Seeing shape is fine for some things, but observed drawing is best done in terms of form instead of shape. Shape is a 2D abstraction, form is seeing in 3d - with depth and volume''. -Matt Kohr