WoW fan art

[Darrell Bowman]

Hello all,

world of warcraft fan art,
trying to work out a style.

http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v642/Darrell/Warcraft/hous004.jpg

[Shatterdome]

It's cool....the angular style kinda keeps to how they show the world in WoW...one thing though, it seems very flat, since you really can't define a 3d shape with such a chaotic display of lines....i'd suggest maybe throwing in some darker values to define it more ? other a neat sketch...

[madster]

I like the loose, kind of "bendy" look to this piece, but you need to tighten up the linework just a bit, particularly where your lines meet at corners, and the brickwork, etc...right now it gives a bit of a "hard" look to the piece, which takes away from the overall fluid style.

You should try another work with this style, and see if it also gives this nice "mellow" feel. If it does, I think you'll be well on your way to finding your individuality in rendering!

~M

[Darrell Bowman]

http://www.MyOnlineImages.com/Members/darrbow/images/horse005.jpg

[mornmeril]

Well well... is that baron Rivendare or just a random WoW deathknight? :) Awsome work on the lineart. thoughm aybe his hand could use more work... But in overeal - love it :D

[Mengel]

i love the style, but i agree with the above posts, the further the eye moves to the left (i don't know about you guys, but i found my eyes drifting in a cirlce clockwise from the baron's head, following his eyes to the horns, following the horns along the body and having the eyes end on the abdomen of the rider, to me the baron in name) the less completed the picture is.

could be the sudden lack of details in the abdomen, but all things considered great job with this. looks great, and more importantly, its very unique.

[vest]

The right arm (viewer's left) is getting a horrible tangent going with the details on the saddle.

The right leg towards the viewer really needs to stand out more, as it falls into the obscurity of the horse's detailing. I think a much stronger outline is needed to do that.

[veedubb]

horns are extremely flat

[JMarok]

The right arm (viewer's left) is getting a horrible tangent going with the details on the saddle.

The right leg towards the viewer really needs to stand out more, as it falls into the obscurity of the horse's detailing. I think a much stronger outline is needed to do that.

Exactly.

Finish the lighting, you really need to add depth to make details stand out - right now it's an extremely confusing picture.

I like your style, though.