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Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-17-2013
Getting some thumbs out for mage and summoner concepts.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-17-2013
Study
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - smrr - 07-18-2013
Aww yis dude!
All I could suggest is that you try and be more mindful of your brush strokes in that study, with for example the edge control.
I look forward to more, keep them coming :D
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-18-2013
I've been using that chalky brush as a crutch while I get my work flow down lol. But thank you for calling me on my shit. It is SUCH an easy out as a default brush. I may go back to hard rounds for studies to keep me honest ;)
(07-18-2013, 09:24 AM)smrrfette Wrote: Aww yis dude!
All I could suggest is that you try and be more mindful of your brush strokes in that study, with for example the edge control.
I look forward to more, keep them coming :D
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-19-2013
Object study. Keeping it real with a hard round :P
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - anzhou - 07-19-2013
:)
Feels like you're keeping it real with a hard round brush.
MOAR~!
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-19-2013
Doin my best... Back tonight with an undecided study. Figure drawing or landscape, to be announced!
(07-19-2013, 01:27 AM)anzhou Wrote: :)
Feels like you're keeping it real with a hard round brush.
MOAR~!
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - smrr - 07-19-2013
That's what I'm talkin' 'bout!!!
Kick. Ass. Stu. Dy.
Keep it up, keep it up!
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-20-2013
Quick figure studies warm up. On to environments!
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-22-2013
Gesture practice and portrait study.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-23-2013
More magical concepts, going to play with this some more tonight.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-24-2013
Update on fire end game. Probably going to do some studies to take this to finish with.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-25-2013
Gesture practice.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-27-2013
Environment study
Some fire critter sketchery.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-27-2013
Gesture practice one study.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-30-2013
Gesture practice and portrait study.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Eric - 07-30-2013
Great work, dude! You clearly have been going to your figure drawing classes.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 07-31-2013
Thanks, man. I've been using
http://artists.pixelovely.com/practice-tools/figure-drawing/
and
http://portraitsfordrawing.tumblr.com/
for mostly everything. I have to start doing some Loomis studies.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Solofade - 09-02-2013
Quick environment before getting back to works. I landed a job turning out alien beasties! It's not my comfort zone so I'm learning a lot and getting some great results.
RE: Brainstormings and Sketchbookery - Eric - 09-14-2013
(07-31-2013, 02:52 AM)Solofade Wrote: Thanks, man. I've been using
http://artists.pixelovely.com/practice-tools/figure-drawing/
and
http://portraitsfordrawing.tumblr.com/
for mostly everything. I have to start doing some Loomis studies.
Honestly, I think Loomis is overrated. When I was studying artistic anatomy my teachers never mentioned Loomis but what they did mention were experts like Robert Beverly Hale and William Rimmer. For photo reference and diagrams my old professors always mentioned Muybridge and Goldfinger. E. Goldfinger's book on Human Anatomy for Artists is perhaps the gold standard when it comes to instruction on artistic anatomy. I'm not sure why no one ever mentions Jeseph Sheppard. His book on anatomy is far better than anything Loomis has produced. I had to do a google search on Loomis because I was curious about all this praise for him and I don't quite understand what all the fuss is about--he's really not a great teacher like Sheppard, Rimmer or Hale are.