10-09-2015, 12:48 AM
Lodratio The little room scene looks nice - that's how you do non organic things in a loose way. Guess you have to draw them small. That face where you really played up the shadows looks good too (middle bottom one).
Lurch Thanks man, I think I need to be bolder with my blacks definitely since that one turned out nice. A kind of rule of thumb for lighting in inking, upward facing planes on shadow side are full black, downward facing planes on shadow side have reflected light, cast shadows have hard edge, form shadows have feathering / hatching / stippling coming out of them. As long as you can identify the planes and are clear on the light direction that. Your construction is really solid and the texturing worked out well on the last one.
Iamorim That guy with the helmet looks great. You left some of the contours out, just white spaces, it gives it a more interesting look instead of doing all the lines. Like this sort of thing: http://imagecache.artistrising.com/artwo...HF000A.jpg
Kayo kid Welcome to the thread! Your no.6 and 7 look really nice. I like that graphic style.
Smrr Thanks and good job on your character, looks like you pulled it off. In the Loomis figure drawing book he uses a big box in perspective and cuts it in half a few times to figure out where head / pelvis / etc should be. You probably know that stuff already but check it out if you don't, around page 49.
This is the final panel for my comic strip. I will post them all in sequence in my sketchbook soon as I can get to a scanner.
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Lurch Thanks man, I think I need to be bolder with my blacks definitely since that one turned out nice. A kind of rule of thumb for lighting in inking, upward facing planes on shadow side are full black, downward facing planes on shadow side have reflected light, cast shadows have hard edge, form shadows have feathering / hatching / stippling coming out of them. As long as you can identify the planes and are clear on the light direction that. Your construction is really solid and the texturing worked out well on the last one.
Iamorim That guy with the helmet looks great. You left some of the contours out, just white spaces, it gives it a more interesting look instead of doing all the lines. Like this sort of thing: http://imagecache.artistrising.com/artwo...HF000A.jpg
Kayo kid Welcome to the thread! Your no.6 and 7 look really nice. I like that graphic style.
Smrr Thanks and good job on your character, looks like you pulled it off. In the Loomis figure drawing book he uses a big box in perspective and cuts it in half a few times to figure out where head / pelvis / etc should be. You probably know that stuff already but check it out if you don't, around page 49.
This is the final panel for my comic strip. I will post them all in sequence in my sketchbook soon as I can get to a scanner.