Elvis Murray
Elvis Murray
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Freelance Illustrator. Always learning.
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Miguel Nieto
I did this drawing after going with my friends at a party. I was drunk at the time, but I think that was an advantage.
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Elvis Murray
Great work. You really nailed the looseness part of the challenge. Still trying to get my work to feel that free. Kudos!
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Path Popper
heyo! Well I made this sequence inspired by an episode of Love death and robots, I really would have liked to be able to refine it better and add more frames but I was very short of time hehe, I hope you like it:)
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Elvis Murray
Great work!
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Elvis Murray
This is how I see these interactions actually going down half the time. Safe for work/youtube version attached in a reply to this post. This one was really fun guys! I learned alot with this one i think!
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Elvis Murray
Safe for work/Youtube "clean" versions.
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Elvis Murray
Bot flagged my last post for some reason. Taking a crack at this. Any tips on how i can improve my shadows/shadow colors?
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Maya
I am nobody who can judge, but I'd say the shadow next to the body could be sharper and less round. unless that is wet sand, as a shadow I feel it's too much of a blop and less of a zick zack bam I would expect with such a strong highlight.
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Elvis Murray
Makes sense to me! I'll keep it in mind for the next one. Thanks! Definitely need to work on my shape language.
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@paper
Hello Elvis_Murray,that's a pretty good painting,I like the warm light and cool shadows you implemented.On the topic of values,I actually think it's really good,I can see the form quite well.Honestly the biggest critism on value I can give is that the shadow beside the crocodile (the one on the ground)Feel like it should be a bit more cool just to be more consistent with the alligator shadows (Kinda like this John singer sargent painting)and honestly that's more of a warm and cool problem) I guess the other crisitism I can give on value,is that the scale on top of the alligator feel like it should have a shadow beside them,considering how strong the light is.I'll also say the teeth on the alligator feel like it should also be more cool. But other than that,good job,please continue,we really wanted to see how you will use this skill to make your own art.
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Elvis Murray
I really appreciate it! And oh man! I completely missed the cast shadows for the fins on the top of the croc. Good catch!
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Elvis Murray
Hey guys, I feel as though my color work, and especially my values are weak. Any critiques on this one? And tips on how to improve my value work especially? Thanks in advance! hope everyone here is doing well.
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