Hello and welcome to my sketchbook.
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Hello and welcome to my sketchbook.
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Last edited by Mihail; March 15th, 2014 at 11:10 AM.
Some drawing i made experimenting with wacom capabilities
B&W face study from photo
Color study from photo
And some doodles with chalk brush in PS
A rather long B&W study made from photo reference
Great face studies, the last one looks amazingly lively! On the coloured fishing scene, I think the water texture's a bit weird - it looks like a too big pattern to be in the same scale with the fisher and I think it should have more contrast on the foreground, like some dark spots under the jetty and hay, where there'd be shadows. It looks a bit flat to me with same contrast everywhere. I like the shore on the other side a lot though.
wow, the last face looks great. for how long have you been drawing (seems like you have quite some experience)?
I dont find something to criticize since you posted the last study.
I think the lake/fishing pic was from mind? then, as smuli said, the structure of the water is confusing, probably because there is too much detail which you could almost replace with areas without any detail (i.e. further away)
Thanks guys for your replies.
Yeah the water in a fishing pic is kinda weird. I made that pic from photo and it was my first try at painting in color digitally. The water should have been more ripply less wavy I guess.
As for my drawing experience... I have been always scribbling something with a pen or pencil, but nothing serious ever came out of that. And I have almost zero experience with paints and color. So I need to work on many things to get better.
Ok, here's some sketch of a silly character from yesterday
Quick color study from ref
A little fanart(funart) drawing for Kwonho game
Hello Misho! Curious where you're from, sounds eastern European
SB looks good for a start, I especially like the b&w portrait, it looks as if it was sculpted in 3d so you definitely did a good job on it.
Also this guy has a lot of potential: http://conceptart.org/forums/attachm...1&d=1193907160
I think you should color and shade him, it could make for a great artwork. Keep it up, looking forward to updates.
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Thank you, n1va. I'm Russian. (I guess thats as far to the east as the Europe can get.)
Colouring the strange guy could be interesting. I think I'll give it a try.
Slightly changed him. Hope you like it.
Last edited by Mihail; November 29th, 2007 at 12:32 PM.
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/att...1&d=1193828326
is quite realistic!i like it!keep it up!
Thanks. I'm glad you liked it.
Here is another study. Had so much fun doing it
Thanks for visiting.
u got some pretty nice work here ...
but man that last guys has quite a few of the same features as one of my art teachers lol...
but anyway, uve got a good technique there
Check out my SKETCHBOOK ...looking for helpful advice!
Muscle studies. Done in PS.
Gave old Wang a second thought
A 'pseudo-poster' version of Wang and some studies. Enjoy.
Very nice stuff. That long B&W study looks amazingly realistic, and I love the Kwonho man. So animationy. Your paintings could use a little oomph to the colors. Try putting a little of each object's complementary color into your shadows. The basic rule: Warm light, cool shadow, cool light, warm shadow. Keep it up!
Finally had some time to paint this.
This week's studies (from reference)
Work in progress
youuuhu!! it worked!!!!!!!!
:o your life studies are looking really good, specially nº4! and the poster, and some enviros like the yellow tree
well, keep posting!
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these are really awesome, top notch, keep them coming, try working with some different textures, you got colors down real well.
textures is the next step!
awesome stuff again.
Thanks guys for checking out my stuff.
Here's an updated wip
Today's color study
I think he's ready for some colors
Nice SB! specially those portraits. Keep them coming!
Thanks, luness!
Finally the colors. Didn't want to spend too much time on it, so it's kinda simple.
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