Samurai Champloo and monster

[lazymills1986]

a while ago, i got this done. if you can tell, i love street art. i'm no street artist but i have respect for it.

http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa251/lazymills1986/sam-champ3.jpg

http://i196.photobucket.com/albums/aa251/lazymills1986/skull-monster.jpg

just a few things i have cooked up in between my animating.

[Carnifex]

lovely energetic lines on both,first one's great,though i'd extend the canvas to the left,so the figure isn't dead center. also,maybe extend it upwards and paint in the whole sword. on the left i'd place another figure facing right.

[Hyaloclastics]

I like the Samurai Champloo work.Very Powerful!

[Spiralfish]

I really like the bold shadows and energetic lines of this type of art.....

Wait... is that lense flare?

[andyhunt]

Good stuff, but the 1st one would look a lot stronger without those 2 soft highlights on the blade and the foot. It does look kinda like lens flare (and therefor cheezy-fo-reezy). The monster in the 2nd one is a really fun design.

[animatormike]

This is a great start. The perspective is crazy. Go all out.

[lazymills1986]

lol no i didn't use lense flare. i just used a white brush and lowered the opacity a bit. i'm glad you dig. i'll check out your website now.

[sourgasm]

What, no lens flare? Psh, newbie ;P

These are pretty cool, and the work on your site is awesome. Animation experience seems to have resulted in most of your paintings having a lot of movement inherent in the linework.

I'm gonna go dig through your deviantart too. Keep it up!