The Beatles! Yay! I like it.
The Beatles! Yay! I like it.
Only pics I thought were [from scrumplebery's word] awsomesause on the 1st page were from Black Orb and Rocket, and the pics were of Vincent and that Pirate Guy.....
No comment..... O.o *gets afraid of pic and kills self*Originally Posted by Zeromus_X
What is it? I can't see what it is?
I can't tell if it's Male or Female. No compliments on this besides that the musles are good.
The bow should look more 3-Dish to meh, but over all, it's pretty good.
The face is out of proportion, yet the smiling sun Rox.
The face is out of proportion, yet the smiling sun Rox.
Holy crap I forgot about that picture . At first I was assuming that you were refering to another picture and then I realized that you basically noticed stuff on the first page.
Yeah my faces are normal now.
It is really fun to quick sketch starry night like drawings.
A little No Need For Bushido fandoodle. I love that comic.
I like the colouring on those beatles.
Here's a sketch of work in progress;
Kratos, God of War.
Here's an eye. IT HAS NO EYE LASHES!(i.e. Can't be bothered...)
"... and so I close, realizing that perhaps the ending has not yet been written."
I'm impressed. O_O
Why don't you post more often??
Laziness, that and I only just found out today that Photoshop has airbrush options. I really do need to play around with brush settings and my tablet more often -- though I didn't use a tablet for this, just a mouse and some layer masks.
But thanks! I am really digging the airbrush tools and hope that I will do a lot more with it.
"... and so I close, realizing that perhaps the ending has not yet been written."
You drew THAT with a mouse? *dies*
I'll retire on the spot and never post any art ever again. T_T
Actually no, but you made me feel once again ashamed of how poor my art skills actually are sometimes.
All you need is an artistic eye / talent (which you very much have). In Photoshop, you can click the airbrush tool in the brush tool (if that makes sense) and set Flow to 1%, then you can build up with different colour tones. You can also use smudge/blur tools as well as colour dodge / burn / sponge tools to mix colours together and define specific areas.
It's best to start with large brushes and dark tones, then slowly build up to the highlights.
"... and so I close, realizing that perhaps the ending has not yet been written."
Yeah, that's the method I use (I actually prefer to start working from middle range tones, then add shadows and highlights), but... my results just don't have that quality.
I should take art classes.
Just for curiosity, what's the size/resolution you usually start working from? Your work looks very, very detailed. I recently started working in 600 DPI, 300 not being detailed enough anymore, but I often end up building horribly large files that my computer cannot handle. é_è
How can I avoid that in Photoshop?
To be honest, I have really just used 72PPI (like the eye), but lately I have been using 150-200PPI and notice a huge difference. I'd say stick with around 200PPI if your computer can handle it (most likely can).
300DPI if you do plan on printing it out -- at least that's what I've been told (use CMYK instead of RGB then).
So yeah, I dunno.
"... and so I close, realizing that perhaps the ending has not yet been written."
72 DPI? *swoons*
Phew, seems like you give me a run for my money.
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