Try to draw easier things and try to apply basic perspective to that, understand the concept and apply it are two different things, you can follow the path of fun and draw whatever, you will improve but it will take a long time that some day you end up leave it, the best example you have in this forum is Fedodika maybe what he does is not fun at all but at some point is necessary.
Peinguin,bear head,Renault FT-17
Asian architecture thumbnail+Indian architecture thumbnail
I try to draw a house kinda fail at simplifying the texture of the roof.
Do anyone know how to conserve the deeming on a template layers so that it doesn't turn back it original state once you export?I couldn't deeming the background and i think the background is clashing with the thumbnail.Thank you in advance.
Hey dark, I would recommend using a perspective grid/points. Yes at some point you can fudge it by free hand and get away with it but you're not at that point yet. There are several lines in your last drawing that simply aren't accurate. Perspective can be tedious but getting it right is something worth learning.
(05-26-2018, 01:16 AM)yangdaniel027 Wrote: [ -> ]Hey dark, I would recommend using a perspective grid/points. Yes at some point you can fudge it by free hand and get away with it but you're not at that point yet. There are several lines in your last drawing that simply aren't accurate. Perspective can be tedious but getting it right is something worth learning.
Yes i am still fighting myself to get back to drawing my construction it something so boring to me.But thank for the word of encouragment.
Started to experiment with Environnement design traditionally with graphite and ink.Here the subject i am currently experimenting in:Quick way to draw grass ,Quick way to draw rock,Quick way to draw forest,and Quick way to draw Could&sky
Got a bit lost and end up doing some digital experimentation on cloud.With a fun brush set in found.
This lady was just for fun look how happy she is.(Not meant to be anatomicaly correct.)
Practice of the principle of contrast to create interest using the ctrl paint template.
Ctrl paint-Brush Control pt. 2
(06-16-2018, 05:26 AM)darktiste Wrote: [ -> ]Ctrl paint-Brush Control pt. 2
Cool! I don't remember that one, could you use selection tools to fill in the values, or were you supposed to do it by hand?
(06-16-2018, 12:25 PM)JosephCow Wrote: [ -> ] (06-16-2018, 05:26 AM)darktiste Wrote: [ -> ]Ctrl paint-Brush Control pt. 2
Cool! I don't remember that one, could you use selection tools to fill in the values, or were you supposed to do it by hand?
Not suppose to use the selection tool but it easy to get good result if you stack layer on top of layer and than you use shift to get nice line with a small round brush.I am still not good enought to control my line stroke i am still scared of the tablet.I used the polygonal lasso because layer tend to confuse me atm.
10 minute per thumbnail focus on creating focal point with contrast
Flow 10min Study Number 1 of 10
