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Bark's SKETCHBOOK - Bark - 10-09-2014
Just found this old place again after hearing about CA shutting down, awesome that my old stuff is still up! Heres a new recent sketch! More in last comment!
ORIGINAL POST
19 year old male from Stockholm, Sweden. Been drawing on and off for a while and want to really get into it again. Gonna start by uploading some doodles!
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - Bark - 10-09-2014
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - Bark - 09-18-2019
Long time no see!
Some recent sketches
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - darktiste - 09-18-2019
Interesting technique it heavy on the hatching side but i think that if you take the time to describe the form with more though behind each stroke you could have some nice result.Check this out for example
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - Bark - 11-02-2019
RETOUCHED
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - Bark - 01-05-2020
Anybody alive?
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - Gliger - 01-06-2020
Loooove that third one
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - darktiste - 01-06-2020
If i can suggest something i believe would improve your style it would be to start to think more about the concept of clarity and readability.Normally you want to have some open space to move the eye around if you treat everything with the same amount of detail you lose the viewer.For example open space could be use where your highlight hit and where form turn you would use line that would thin out toward the light and be bolder as they go toward the shadow side.
Maybe you could show us a few of your influence by showing use artwork they produce you like.
I suggest you look for dynamic sketching by peter han.Here some work inspired by this artist done by probably some of is student.
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - Bark - 04-15-2021
Hey people!
@darktiste
You are right, I need to go easier on the hatching, leave some open space! Thanks!
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - Bark - 04-15-2021
(01-06-2020, 01:46 AM)Gliger Wrote: Loooove that third oneThanks!
Just started trying out digital! Here are some attempts!
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - Bark - 04-16-2021
Some ideas for a comic, first few pages...
Hoping to get back into drawing and painting more, doing studies and all that again
RE: Bark's SKETCHBOOK - Zorrentos - 04-19-2021
Thanks for dropping by my sketchbook! I like your style! It reminds me a lot of the independent comics I used to read in my younger years!
I feel like you could improve on readability in some of your panels. Even with a heavily stylized look, I feel like we as viewers should always be able to tell what the things are and what is going on. I made a small suggestion for you:
