Radortraft
1yr
IS drawing the anatomy over photo refs good way to remember the forms? I dont do it usually so if someone does it share some wisdom if possible thank you :)
2yr
This was very entertaining, especially the negotiations part :D <3
2yr
Actually the face looks lil bit flat to. Add shadows on the suit , you have the same contrast and color all over the suit. Try Selecting the suit and apply dark dull layer of color, mask it and erase where the light falls on him. Darks and lights reveal the the 3d feeling. I hope I help.
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2yr
Nice job, now put the dark behind her back, give her chair to sit on and throw the cast shadow on the ground :)
2yr
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I completed the concept. What do you guys think now? are the shadows muddy? and does the silhouette read clearly? Also which one of the two backgrounds makes the character pop?
Radortraft
2yr
Hello again. I see better drawing here, good job! you must improve coloring and shading it to look more dimensional (color is less important) its not bad , but could be much better. Type "league of legends concept art" on google images and you got the answers to your questions. Forget about those backgrounds, nobody looks for that , the concept is whats important and those strong gradients behind doesnt help you.
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This time Im gonna leave the design ,but do your best to present the characters , light them , shade them , do something interesting for the viewer, give the characters some life , expression "character" ,because if you are doing book with this kind a pictures ,am sorry but im losing interest after 3 seconds when i see it. You need stringer fundamentals. I hope I helped you, good luck :)
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2yr
Shade it to make it more dimensional. But if you want you can leave it flat :)
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2yr
Its kinda fading in to the background, I would try to push the darks to
Silhouette the figure better. Otherwise its pretty good. :)
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2yr
Hi there. You can add more shading to give some more depth and maybe some warm light?
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In the subject of color its not bad, but you dont really have bounce light and your cast shadows are a bit to sharp, I hope I help :)
2yr
Hey yeej9354,
I think your getting a little ahead of yourself here. There are some very important steps that you have yet to master before moving on to anatomy. It doesn't do us any good to move forward in a drawing if the pose and structure are not accurate. That is why the gesture and structural drawing is so important, that's where all the hard work is done. That is where we work out all are problems and issues. Only after we have done that, do we move on to the more refined parts of our drawing like anatomy and rendering. I did a drawing to show you what I mean. I hope it helps you :)
2yr
Focus on the gesture and proportions, add anatomy after. Sorry to say, but you are a lot off not slightly. Maybe try more simple pose. Good luck :)
2yr
Hi there ,I like it and my opinion is: its pretty clean there is not much to say. It looks like its gonna be a sheet of turn around's like a concept artists do. I would try something different like turn his head towards the camera and and a little bit tilted and do his face expression somehow angry or something. Also I will love to see his arms anatomy a bit more and maybe give him some tattoo on one of the hands.Bulk him a bit. and (bear paw from his "cloak" ? bear skull on his waist ? ) Its clean, but a bit generic, go wild! good luck :)
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I cant understand , how is she so energetic and positive , I guess this is one of the qualities that will get you hired. Love your work and your positive energy <3
2yr
omg, sorry for destroying everyone's ears in the beginning!
2yr
Yea I did lower the volume, when you talked few times :D but it's ok , it was nice video, keep doing more of those :)
2yr
This is way better than voice mails in my opinion looking forward for more. I like the dynamic of the calls and the questions :)
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The line work its nice and gestural, but when you begin to shade it gets weird. Try to shade with more soft gestural strokes following the form, you kind a have it. GL.
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I think you need to study gesture drawing and proportion first.
2yr
I agree with Joelan. You need to put the anatomy on something and if this "something" is stiff and proportionally wrong doesn't matter how well you understand the muscles.
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Amazing and very knowledgeable Artist! I've watched the full video many times and its so insightful !! Thank you guys for sharing wisdom <3