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RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Shuty - 04-26-2013
great amount of work and studies, keep it up, not sure what to advice, maybe try switch mediums, pencil and paper, watercolors etc. it might help you grow
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 05-15-2013
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 05-15-2013
screenshot study and practicing a bit of lining
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 05-17-2013
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 05-19-2013
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 05-20-2013
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - MrFrenik - 05-20-2013
Your compositions and values are getting better with each post, so I don't have anything to crit, since you seem to know what to work on. Just keep on pushing.
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 05-21-2013
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 05-22-2013
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - MrFrenik - 05-24-2013
Cool design idea. Just a couple of crits. I think you've decided on a walking pose, but because of the way the legs are positioned it looks more as if he's standing while stretching his foot upward. Also the values aren't helping to show the form. For lighting and rendering in general, it really helps to be able to accurately draw every single form you've got going on in a piece. If you can't draw it, you can't actively describe it, thus you can't light/render it out. It's why the more I study the more I'm starting to realize that being a good draftsman is, above all else, the most important thing. So keep drawing constantly and studying your constructions! Oh, and I posted the answer to your question in my SB. Keep it up!
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 05-24-2013
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - pgarbs - 05-24-2013
AHHH so jealous of your work! Any tips on anatomy? You seem to have a very strong grasp of it.
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 05-30-2013
Thanks, but the only tip I can give is just practice , is all.
A WIP.I started yesterday, but the composition is what bothers me the most.Since I want to have at least 3 of them characters in frame and the giant dude crashing the wall , but I can't seem to be able to place them accurately.
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 05-30-2013
practicin some char design.
Shoutout to Sung-Choul Ham
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 06-01-2013
finnished this.It's a good starting point if nothing else, imho.
Sorry for the low resolution.The Forum uploader didn't allow me to upload anything bigger :I
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 06-02-2013
Kids ,don't mess with ur paintings :I
![[Image: VxUDzFT.gif]](http://i.imgur.com/VxUDzFT.gif)
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 06-04-2013
How does one go about doing a good environment study without ripping their head off from frustration ? lolol
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 06-05-2013
Values study ,trying to figure out soft n hard edges.After I watched some Carlos Huante
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - Rindoukan - 06-07-2013
I don't think Im ready for going straight into colors just yet ,lol.
RE: A vagabond's sketchbook - MrFrenik - 06-07-2013
It's okay, man. It just takes getting used to seeing your colors in terms of value scales. You'll get there. What vid did you watch of carlos huante? I'm interested.