new blood

[Morose_Dan]

-This is mostly sort of older work,but i now have access to a scanner and will put some newer stuff up as soon as I can.

[Carbono]

Idea-wise, i like the 'urban art' feeling of your drawings, there is some great ideas there.
My only advice for you is, try to 'study' the basics. Your anatomy could use some work, as well as some other things. The style and the ideas you already got man, you just need to refine your skills and it will look even more amazing.

Keep it up!

[bakatron]

try levelling your scans some with photoshop. it will come out clearer that way :)

[Morose_Dan]

Idea-wise, i like the 'urban art' feeling of your drawings, there is some great ideas there.
My only advice for you is, try to 'study' the basics. Your anatomy could use some work, as well as some other things. The style and the ideas you already got man, you just need to refine your skills and it will look even more amazing.

Keep it up!
I would really appreciate any points/advice people could give me,if you have the time.

it would be great if you could expand on the "other things".

I have never posted my art anywhere before,my friend at college said i should start posting,so here I am.

It would be really great to get a reply from you.

as critical as you,no point in sugar coating anything - I most of the work on here and i am compleeeeeetly in awe!

I've only recently had access to stuff like photoshop,so I don't really know my way around thet media yet,but give me time.and I now have access to a scanner,so the newer work will come out clearer.

thanks for your criticism.

all the best

Dan

[Arekkusu]

Dude! Awesome that your on CA!

Looking forward to seeing your new stuff man, specially that one with the tv you showed me the other day! :}

As for the work above, I agree with Carbono. So I've included some links that will help out anatomy wise.

Andrew Loomis PDF's (http://placidchaos.com/AM/index.php/2006/02/21/andrew_loomis) A great illustrator and author of drawing instruction books. This site has pdf's of all his books.

fineart.sk (http://fineart.sk/) More loomis and various other anatomy sources

Perspective stuff (http://www.khulsey.com/perspective_basics.html) If your interested man.


PoseManiacs (http://www.posemaniacs.com/blog/) A good site for doing quick figure studies.

Also I can give you a couple of books if you want man. They're;

'Anatomy for The Fantasy Artist' by Glenn Fabry (http://www.waterstones.com/waterstonesweb/displayProductDetails.do?sku=4559920) & 'Drawing and Anatomy for the Artist' by John Raynes. (http://www.amazon.co.uk/Complete-Anatomy-Figure-Drawing-Book/dp/0713490365/ref=pd_bbs_sr_1?ie=UTF8&s=gateway&qid=1200679394&sr=8-1)

A big welcome to :yayca:

Catch you soon man.