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RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - yangdaniel027 - 08-02-2016

Your anatomy/form studies are great :D keep going man


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - Nick Waldinger - 08-02-2016

Your most recent male profile shots are killer man, keep it up!


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - DQ_Nick - 08-05-2016

Thanks for the support Daniel and Nick!


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - DQ_Nick - 08-05-2016

Sketches and studies from the past couple of days









RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - walent - 08-05-2016

hey man, nice stuff in here, nice sense of form and beautiful linework


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - Piotr Jasielski - 08-06-2016

Great stuff Nick! I love the last character suit design. The problem is the version before the final render looks better - awesome design and linework - and the final render lost the appeal. I think you should study how metal reflects light in t=different conditions and with different metallic texture.

Anyway keep this up, you're doing great!


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - Artloader - 08-08-2016

Great studies DQ! Your figures are looking pretty awesome now.

That space pilot came out really nicely, I think I prefer the realistic render version (render round 5) because of the rendering as opposed to the flat version.

Keep going DQ!


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - DQ_Nick - 08-14-2016

I appreciate the feedback and comments Walent, Piotr, and Artloader. Interesting contrast of opinions on which version of that character is more appealing. I'm favoring the lineart version myself, it has more attitude and life.


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - DQ_Nick - 08-14-2016

Getting back to the fundamentals; form and construction. Never hurts to put some time into getting better at the basics.











More practice with head construction
















RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - pableaux - 08-14-2016

Your methodical studying is impressive. Can I be scared of you?

Seriously, I gotta steal some of that.


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - Zipfelzeus - 08-14-2016

Thooooseee studies man! Look at them. LOOK. Hahaha really impressive work!


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - DQ_Nick - 08-28-2016

Ha ha, thanks for stopping by pableaux and Zipfelzeus. I know I'm a little crazy but hey, whatever it takes to get better right?


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - DQ_Nick - 08-28-2016

Sketches and studies from the past week, still focused on anatomy and form construction. 















RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - Nick Waldinger - 08-28-2016

Those head studies are siiiiick, awesome work! Where did you learn to construct the head like that?


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - Artloader - 08-28-2016

Awesome studying dude - you're putting in the mileage and you will reap the rewards!


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - The Lama - 08-28-2016

Loooove your construction drawings. They're really solid, keep it up dude


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - DK - 08-28-2016

Good work, Nick. I really do like the 2nd iteration of the space pilot most. It's simple but reads well. It's nice to see you push a piece this far.


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - DQ_Nick - 09-06-2016

(08-28-2016, 06:04 AM)Nick Waldinger Wrote: Those head studies are siiiiick, awesome work! Where did you learn to construct the head like that?

Nick, the current resources I'm using for head construction are Michael Hampton's Figure Invention and Design and Drawing the Head and Hands by Andrew Loomis. Google them, you can download the PDFs for free


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - DQ_Nick - 09-06-2016

@Artloader, The Lama, and Dennis

Thank you for the kind words guys! Keep fighting the good fight yourselves and we'll all become masters


RE: Nicky D's Sketchworld - DQ_Nick - 09-06-2016

The last of heavy figure studies for a while. Shifting over into more creative work finally! The two monster guys started as imagination sketches and were rendered using reference. Tons of fun and a good way to learn values.

I need more practice painting monster hands though.