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Sexorcist
(Jun 22, 2006)
He he |
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Jodylicious
(Jun 22, 2006)
Idea Box |
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Axil62
(Jun 22, 2006)
I wish I had discovered/paid attention to the airbrush tool sooner. It really is nice to play with.
solve (Jun 22, 2006)
I only ask because I have trouble with the jaw in that position. Hoped you could help out with that vass knowledge you contain. Everything looks fine to me.
DeadlyBlondeArcher (edited Jun 22, 2006)
I have trouble with faces on a flat plane /or angled like that as well, so I understand your question... he seems to pull it off rather nicely each time, and I always wonder how he does it, myself.
HunterKiller_ (Jun 22, 2006)
It's beautiful. Maybe a little more contrast?
Pantera (Jun 30, 2006)
This is wonderful, your work is always great :) |
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cianteed2
(Jun 22, 2006)
Step 1: On layer 0, use a light colour, such as light blue, to make your preliminary lineart. It's easiest just to make broad geometric shapes in the same shape as your subject. This makes it easier when you go to "ink" your lineart, and ensures it will be proportionate (that is, if you DREW it proportionate!). Skipping this stage could cause your lineart to look disfigured, unless you've practiced enough to skip it.Step 2: Next, go to layer 2. Use the pen or pencil tool (or whatever else you prefer) to make your lineart. Its good practice to experiment with different colours of lineart, but black is usually a safe bet. You can now erase the preliminary blue on layer 0. Tips: If your lineart looks too dark or intense, use the erase rectangle tool on low intensity and shave off a layer of it. It will make the lineart look finer and light, and when you go to colour the lineart wont look as separate from the colouring. Step 3: On any layer lower than your black lineart, fill it in with colour! (but PLEASE dont use the "fill" tool. Not only will not work on a lower layer, but it looks ugly when people use it and it never goes to the edge of your lineart.) Step 4: This step is just shading and detail. I'd go further into how to shade, but this isn't a shading tutorial! I just have 1 tip: Avoid shading dark areas with straight black. Shadows aren't black, they're merely darker tones of the same colour. However, if it's your "style" to shade with black, by all means go ahead.
HunterKiller_ (Jun 22, 2006)
You deserve a cookie. (.':)
pandabarrie (Jun 23, 2006)
looks familiar :)this turned out nicely, good job!
sephiroth54321 (Jul 29, 2006)
But really, the shadow would be black wouldn't it? Only it is a bit transparent which is why it appears a darker shade of the same color...i dunno
cianteed2 (Aug 4, 2006)
actually theres no such thing as a black shadow. a shadow is just a lack of light, thus the subject's colour wouldnt turn black in a shadow - it would just be a darker version of its original colour. |
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Axil62
(Jun 20, 2006)
palp is blab upsidedown almost.
davincipoppalag (Jun 21, 2006)
This woman has passion. Amazing energy now..
solve (Jun 21, 2006)
Very cool. Nice vision/creativity you have. I wish you would do more of this nature.
HunterKiller_ (Jun 26, 2006)
This is brilliant. I feel that the electricity doesn't look as intense or dynamic as it could be.
sincity (Jul 31, 2006)
this is awesome. The pose and colors are wonderful. :} |
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solve (Jun 19, 2006)
A friend and I were talking about how amazing it would be if the old masters (Davinci, Van gogh, Klimt, etc.) had digital tools at their disposal. If they would use them, do you think their art would be better than what they had done? (Excluding sculpting, etc.) Granted we can never really know, or ask the dead what they think. I do know we have some artists here who (to me) seem more traditional and physically inclined with art and transfer that skill to digital. If any of you would care to...
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artguy79
(Jun 20, 2006)
goodnight fishy
DeadlyBlondeArcher (Jun 21, 2006)
This is neat.... feels kinda like looking out of a window from a cabin in a yacht-type boat or bayliner. (Hurry, run up on deck and cast! They're hitting the top of the water!) The canvas size is really original and interesting, as well.
davincipoppalag (Jun 21, 2006)
Don't mix the term yacht-type boat with the CloroxBottle Bayliners..yuch.. lol...I agree on the interesting canvas size..
fleeting_memory (Jun 21, 2006)
I like th splashes around the fish
April94 (Jun 21, 2006)
the water is fantastic as well as the sun/background |
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Axil62
(Jun 19, 2006)
Bursty!
Sweetcell (Jun 20, 2006)
Here to please Dan. It's always the ones who DON'T draw that make the smelliest trolls because you know they only come on here to cause trouble. Frankly it sounds like canvass envy.
shults (Jun 20, 2006)
i think that theyre not necessarily wanna couse trouble, its just they never tried. so they cant appreciate it right.
Roytje (Jun 20, 2006)
I love this.
SYTHE (Jun 21, 2006)
Hey, look at it this way, good comment or bad comment at least they are taking the time to comment. |
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solve
(Jun 15, 2006)
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solve (Jun 19, 2006)
Ive been watching centipedes eat things on Youtube, so I was going to do an UZUMAKI Centipede. Im sure I will do one again sometime.
Sweetcell (Jun 20, 2006)
She's beautiful, exotic and mysterious, makes one stop to look at this longer.
LisaAnne (Jun 24, 2006)
Archive!This has alot of depth...and a very interesting interpretation. Humanoid...I always think it's interesting how us, as humans assume other life will look like us. The lips give it that human breath. Version one is an interesting piece in itself...
Zack (Jun 24, 2006)
Archive? Are you thinking of a different drawing site, perchance? |
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Orkdoop
(Jun 18, 2006)
ref. used. aaand umm...this will end up my fav. drawing probably...also for some reason This makes me think of DBA. *edit* well I tried to make the face look less mask like. but it turned out horrible. so I think im just going to deem this finnished.
solve (edited Jun 19, 2006)
I thought the same thing Kejoco. I think its because of the volume of hair. The face to me seems like a mask too.Really good work though :)
HunterKiller_ (Jun 19, 2006)
Nice piece of work. I think the gun is bent?
DeadlyBlondeArcher (edited Jun 29, 2006)
This is the coolest picture I have ever seen, I love it. I'm not sure what she's aiming at, but I'm damn sure she's gonna hit it. :) Sometimes I go to this far out place on this guy's land to practice with my .44...(and my .357) he has targets set up and there's never anybody there...this reminds me of that.... went there just recently. (Don't change anything...unless you just want to...leave it as it is!) I'm putting this as my desktop bg if that's okay with you? :)edit: now that is wayyy cool... it kind of "stretched" on my desktop.... wow
Kimchii (Jun 30, 2006)
sweeeet X_X i love chicks with guns! |
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