life study

[Rad]

I do a few of these from the reference thread every now and then. They are done very quickely. Please crit. thankyou

http://www.radsechrist.com/pictures/ladiesweb.jpg

[I.was.ink]

These look really good. Maybe it would be a good idea to incorporate shading. Not too much, but something like this (http://www.conceptart.org/forums/showthread.php?s=&postid=53744#post53744)

I'm not saying that you have to copy it, but i like how he only shades anything( in the life drawing pic) that is in the light, and he flattens out the rest of the shadow, with one tone. It might help you, I know it sure has helped me.

Post more when you can.:)

[Rad]

Thank you for showing me those. They are amazing. I noticed your are going to art center. I am currently a mechanical engineering major at UCSB. I want to go to art center too, but I have to convince my parents that I can make a good living out of it. Like 100,000 a year, or else they won't help pay for it. (keep in mind I don't feel the need to make this much) Is this even a reality? If it isn't I think I'm going to try and get into the industry without art school. :(

[Chaser226]

I think you have very powerful linework there, the confidence and precision is amazing. I'm sure you can render amazing work. :o

[davi]

very cool, i like the standing pose, very strong.

[Rad]

thank you very much:) I actually don't know much about rendering. I do however like to do comic book style inking with a brush. Mostly cartoony stuff.

[Ian Mack]

I like the standing pose myself. I'm just wondering what kind of pen or brush for these drawings ?

[Rad]

These were drawn on my wacom tablet in flash mx.