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J.R.Hollis - Postin it - J.R.Hollis - 06-13-2017
Hey, I'm gunna post here now.
RE: J.R.Hollis - Postin it - J.R.Hollis - 06-13-2017
S'more
RE: J.R.Hollis - Postin it - tinDeer - 06-14-2017
Welcome J.R.Hollis!
I like the idea with the bell tower ghoul, and how you executed it. He really does look pretty scary.
But I was wondering, what was the exercise when you did those sets of islandy-landscapes? Was it to look at the photo and think off more places that might be around? If so, I think that sounds super fun, and I like the sketches you did either way.
RE: J.R.Hollis - Postin it - J.R.Hollis - 06-30-2017
(06-14-2017, 03:56 PM)tinDeer Wrote: Welcome J.R.Hollis!Hey, tinDeer!
I like the idea with the bell tower ghoul, and how you executed it. He really does look pretty scary.
But I was wondering, what was the exercise when you did those sets of islandy-landscapes? Was it to look at the photo and think off more places that might be around? If so, I think that sounds super fun, and I like the sketches you did either way.
Thanks for the compliment, and the exercise is off of ctrl+Paint.
https://www.ctrlpaint.com/videos/imaginary-landscape-thumbnails
Using this method helps me break the Greyscale slump I get in when I create a color pallet and make thumbnails to pick from when trying to develop a full image. I still find it difficult working in pure color on a blank canvas, even in oils where I work in sepia first.
Here is some more, I would paint more but I need to get a personal computer to continue.
RE: J.R.Hollis - Postin it - J.R.Hollis - 06-30-2017
S'more