bone, rags, and harmony

[elboy]

I know I'm hardly the first person to say this or feel this way, but this site has been a great inspiration for me to get off my arse and make droorings. these pics are from a few weeks ago, and since then I've been doing anatomy studies and reference drawings (cause I know I need to). made w/ sharpie and ink wash.
http://img48.photobucket.com/albums/v147/roychung/ragbone_iw_knives.jpg
thing on left arm is supposed to be an animal pelvic and tail bone. guess who needs to study skeletons?
http://img48.photobucket.com/albums/v147/roychung/ragbone_iw_skullarm.jpg
right arm looks stiff, even if it has that skull on it. and that's just the beginning of this pic's problems...
http://img48.photobucket.com/albums/v147/roychung/ragbone_iw_rockshoulder.jpg
who the hell wears rocks on their shoulders? she the hell does.

[steak-tron]

hey hey , roy's in the "hizzouse" as the kids like to call it.

Likes I said before im glad your posting now, look out, it's really addictive. It took me a while before I actually signed up and started to post, but now I check this shit something like every day. When I was doing my exit work I was getting withdrawls...

It's cool to see that your doing anatomy studies, something about this thread makes you realize how much foundation you have to catch up on. I'm not really pleased with anything in the beginning of my sketch thread.

It's great to work in perspective and make your figures dynamic (takes keyboard from Mr. Murawski) But it's tough at first if your not familiar with it, I guess my only suggestion is to keep doing it.

Good blends with the inks, nice and refined drawings - just some anatomy discrepencies. Like with the 2nd girl down and the twist of the neck (which I still can't do).

KEEP IT UP! thats probably the best thing I can leave you with, and check the tutorial section. K Chen's figure studies help a ton.

sorry about writing you an essay, check you pm's for valuable workshop info

-kemp-tron :cyclops: