Yoitisi's sketches (December 4 - 2009)

[yoitisi]

Had a couple of sketches lying around and thought I'd show em here. Hope y'all like em, but crits are more than welcome of course.

[hurricane]

Hey!
Welcome to the sketchbook section!

nice sketches!
got more?

cheers

[yoitisi]

lol that was a quick response thanks.

Yes I have more but I'll have to scan some first, so I'll post em a bit later.

[Dreamworker]

Really great style! I need to see more of this cool sketches!
Ciao

[yoitisi]

Here's some new stuff:



Some sketches for COW 79 Lava Swimmer.



Goblin Highwayman. Pretty old actually, but I still like it somehow.



Some concepts for a nucleair Steampowered locomotive for the CGchallenge: the journey begins. Never finished it however



Industrial Design sketch.

[Crostar]

Lots of cool machine designs. The industrial designs are obviously the most finished and refined, but Orc stonethrower is my favorite posted so far. I always think the ones with interlocking bits and guts are the most interesting ones.

[Envisor]

I agree with Crostar. The machines are by far the coolest Ive seen. I also like the Goblin and the robot on your first post. Cant wait for more. Also welcome the Sketchbook forum.

[Troll Skelking]

The Goblin Flamethrower is great, the rest, too

[yoitisi]

Here's some more. I should spent more time in this section

Most of those sketches are for the COW activity.

[McLean]

Something to consider on the toned paper drawings- it is super easy to get lured into using too much white, and it tends to make the drawing look amateurish (not just yours, anytime there's excessive white). Like, the highest value should be reserved for highlights, and the tone of the paper is already relatively light, so when you put that much white its like HIGHLIGHTS EVERYWHERE YAHHH. So yeah, just consider using it a little more judiciously.

the marker stuff and the ink creature drawings are a lot of fun. I really like the creatures.

[yoitisi]

McLean: Thanks for the comment, it's really helpfull. I often stop with the sketches at a point where I can judge whether I like it or not and where I can start putting in some color (with markers or otherwise) but it might be a good thing to shade them some more before moving on. A pencil might be a better medium for this than the fineliners I use though

[TacticallyWacked]

WOW!! Love it all... Post more please =)

[Shobunkin]

Very imaginative and creative!

[yoitisi]

TacticallyWacked, Shobunkin: Thanks

Heres some more straight out of my sketchbook, quite recent too give or take a couple of weeks

[yoitisi]

Here's a couple of new one's (and one old one)

The more worked out version of a small thumbnail as seen in my last post:



A robot done during lesson in which the students had to draw..well, robots .
It misses a real focuspoint due to overdetailing of areas and the shadows could have been a bit more dramatic than they are.



Old one, perspective is a bit off here and there and the design itself is a weak version of a Ford Mustang, but I still like it.
Edit: hmm forgot to say it's actually a vacuumcleaner but where the hose connects is anybodies guess.

[Alex Baer]

These are some awesome designs you have here. Do you have any interior designs for the vehicles? It would be cool to see how you visualize the inside, especially the last one.

[yoitisi]

Dabaers: hehe I forgot to mention that the last one is a vacuumcleaner (it's a lesson in the third year drawing classes at our university). It actually doesn't really look like one I suppose Still, some interior designs could be cool yes.

[Seedling]

Ooooh, real marker 'n' pen! Squee! Very nice work. More please?

[Seaport]

love the sketching style you got, please keep posting

[asoir]

wow, great technical skill! i've always admired it as i'm incredibly bad at it! nice stuff

[yoitisi]

Seedling: Yep I like using the traditional tools although I should practice digital art a bit more I guess.

Seaport: Thanks, I'll post some more soon. Right now actually

Asoir: The benefit of doing Industrial Design I guess. Thanks for stopping by.

Small update, did this one today while I should've done something else

Done from a photo I found on the web, took me about 1.5 hours. I should do more of these I think, I really enjoyed doing it.

[Dose206]

This is a great sketchbook! Keep posting.

Chris

[TheGnoll]

excellent work man, love those sketches...very loose and effective technque...hope to see much more!

ciao!

[ped454]

you got mad skills for robots and scenery. you should totally be an artist for a video game or 2!

[yoitisi]

Dose206, TheGnoll: Thanks

Ped454: Thanks, that's where I hope to be in a couple of years yes

Here's some new ones, from my vacuumcleaner-period I'm afraid. I liked drawing these since they have endless possibilities as far as design goes No serious its a lesson we give third-year students and I kinda liked doing these.

[Seaport]

That last hover's great, though i might end up taking a hammer to it for everytime those wheel arches got cought up on a table leg but cool look

[yoitisi]

Originally Posted by Seaport

... i might end up taking a hammer to it for everytime those wheel arches got cought up on a table leg ...

Haha yeah thats true. It wasn't ment to be practical I guess (since it'll never be made anyway). I was inspired by a book about classic cars with some really nice photos in it.

[Sickboy]

WOW!

I like your stile.

Looks a bit like the old da Vinci scetches. You're using Ink??? I started also with ink and like the results. Even if you just scatch tt looks really intersting.

[Jonas Heirwegh]

Great sketches! Very interesting design and you have a good understanding of form.
You should do more robots and vehicles, you are really good at those!
Keep it up!

[Timmy the Turtle]

I really like your lines, they're great. Love the concepts too (that hey truck is just great). Very nice sketchbook. Take your time to visit mine too. http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=101865