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Public Boards/Beginner

Demonstration of MonkE

Kloxboy (Dec 23, 2004)

Step back, take it in. Breath the image, taste it.....be it!

4 comments – latest 4:

davincipoppalag (Dec 23, 2004)

Now Monk-F and Monk-G smell worse, and Monk-E is the best looking. You do so much with a few colors and some sketch lines.

sincity (Dec 23, 2004)

This is what happened after Marky Mark got it on with that girl ape in planet of the apes, or it is marky mark after going postal and doing a leatherface version of planet of the apes. :}

cyclops (Dec 24, 2004)

...i'd hit it...>O)

emmamommalag (Dec 24, 2004)

He looks quite a bit like William Devane.

Public Boards/Intermediate

Santa's Naughty Delivery

Kloxboy (Dec 23, 2004)

That's not chocolate.

11 comments – latest 4:

Axil62 (Dec 23, 2004)

It's funny an all...but the arwork itself is great.

sincity (Dec 23, 2004)

Brings new meaning to " Go, Santa,GO!" Cool , and funny as always. :}

Anna (Dec 23, 2004)

LOLOL... Your art... sheesh. I love it so much. :-D

HunterKiller_ (Dec 25, 2004)

ROFLS!!! lololololololololololololol *dies*

Return of the Dude-Bro

Kloxboy (Dec 22, 2004)

I tried different brush combos for making skin textures, it's a long process but I think I'm getting closer.

5 comments – latest 4:

StrawberryYamichan (Dec 22, 2004)

wow, that skin texture sure is awesome. teehee nice nose too :P

HunterKiller_ (Dec 22, 2004)

I like the name, Dude - Bro *giggle*

davincipoppalag (Dec 22, 2004)

Dude-Bro has a magnificent nose. The texture looks amazing Clox, and the subtle lighting you put in this is brilliant.

sincity (Dec 22, 2004)

Diggin' the dude bro. Someone has a bigger nose than me? Wow. Lookin' Cool clox.

The Orange Race

Kloxboy (Dec 19, 2004)

Trying new techniques.

9 comments – latest 4:

Anna (Dec 19, 2004)

Very cool. The texture looks good. I always like seeing your work. :-)

Aubrey (Dec 19, 2004)

I really like that washy halftoned look about it. It almost makes it look wet. Very neato indeed :)

spiritdweller (Dec 19, 2004)

don't know how you did it, but I sure like it

sincity (Dec 20, 2004)

I like the orange race. I like the use of the texture also. Cool stuff. Luffs it. :}

Spiritual Paralysis

Kloxboy (Dec 18, 2004)

An unfilled hole, it's just sad.

9 comments – latest 4:

sincity (edited Dec 18, 2004)

Is sad. I'm a firm believer in filling all holes. Waste not want not. :}

emmamommalag (Dec 18, 2004)

Yep, it looks like an ear.

davincipoppalag (Dec 19, 2004)

If you look at it another way, it appears to be an eyesocket missing the eyeball.. It's an interesting picture , for sure.

emmamommalag (Dec 19, 2004)

Oh, yes.. I see what you mean, poppasweetie.

Qauid and Weaving Hybrid

Kloxboy (Dec 16, 2004)

So this was going to be Hugo Weaving (I picked him to draw because the photo had good lighting, not because I'm some LOTR junkie) but because I was sleepy and stupid, I drew him from a strange angle. I noticed the face I was drawing was looking strange so I picked up the Hugo photo and put it next to my drawing so I could compare it, well, I discovered that I had totally distorted Hugo's proportions. As well, it looks like Dennis Quaid. Rather than ditch the effort I figured I'd embrace the mess up and make it look like some Weaving/Quiad love child. I wanted to draw much more detail but because Dennis Quid attacked my drawing, I got pissed and stopped. Hopefully next time I'll remember to look at my reference photo at the correct angle.

22 comments – latest 4:

brenndurdrykkur (Dec 15, 2005)

this is absolutely spectacular

Wraith (Sep 5, 2007)

At first Glance, I thought it was Randy Quaid....LOL!

Nah this looks just like the guy that played Agent Smith. Great stuff. Sorry for late comment.

MelissaMissy (Dec 10, 2007)

This is amazing, how could you sit at a computer for 6 hrs+ and draw this? I am utterly amazed.

dorothyblueeyes (May 24, 2014)

it looks great, wonderful colors and lighting; as to those of you who draw and paint from photos a lot; try real people, and real things,scenes, more often. Photos are great, but they have limitations.You can only draw the picture exactly how iit's shown in the photograph. Real people and objects,& scenery are 3 dimensional, and they are harder to draw, but there is nothing like 3-dimensional REALITY to make you excercise your sight-and-drafting muscles. With 3-dimensional reality, you have to decide how you see the person or object; the lighting,color,sizes, ect.Even the style. This is done for you, often in a photo; not in the real, 3-D object. Before photography, artists had to practice SEEING THE OBJECT right from the start.What are the angles & shapes? What is the composition?How much color, dark, light, or shadow? Proportion? Don't think you can let a photograph decide all that for you, every time. With drawing & painting from reality, you make the choices and judgements, but its well worth the work.