02-17-2024, 03:37 PM
@Darktiste: I agree with what you are saying about the rough sketching and everything else you mention there really. It all goes back to the idea that one cannot polish a turd, and trying is futile. If the foundation is not proper then the finished proper is destined to be a fail. I'm definitely going to get more into some of the more basic studies to develop better properly. I think that doing skull studies will be a great start and then gradually move forward from there. Thanks for the great advice as always. I'm definitely not here to try to impress, just to keep motivated to continue learning and improving, thank you Darktiste =)
@Lunatique: Thank you so much for that honest input and I take your input very serious because your work speaks for itself. I understand what you are saying abou the hair being constructed in clumps and I will be following that rule more to avoid the spaghetti hair. I definitely will be going back and working from reference and posting the reference as well. Every now and then I do like to test myself to see if all the studies and work from the past has paid off in any way, hence my recent posts, but I see that I still have much work to do before I can think too much about getting carried away from imagination. Not over-rendering is great advice, along with going light on the micro details, and trying not to contribute so much to the overall feel to the piece which I feel is a hard one for me right now. Excellent Pinterest board, I see what you mean, all those pieces look amazing. Thank you for your input and guidance.
@Lunatique: Thank you so much for that honest input and I take your input very serious because your work speaks for itself. I understand what you are saying abou the hair being constructed in clumps and I will be following that rule more to avoid the spaghetti hair. I definitely will be going back and working from reference and posting the reference as well. Every now and then I do like to test myself to see if all the studies and work from the past has paid off in any way, hence my recent posts, but I see that I still have much work to do before I can think too much about getting carried away from imagination. Not over-rendering is great advice, along with going light on the micro details, and trying not to contribute so much to the overall feel to the piece which I feel is a hard one for me right now. Excellent Pinterest board, I see what you mean, all those pieces look amazing. Thank you for your input and guidance.
LEGEND'S SKETCHBOOK_001
To all artists struggling to create and are intimidated by A.I. (anti-imagination)
"Everything has been done, but not by you"
To all artists struggling to create and are intimidated by A.I. (anti-imagination)
"Everything has been done, but not by you"