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Hi! Here is my latest drawing, a chibi-like devilish piece of work 😊 I'm overall happy but I'm worried about the amount of exeggeration I did. Is it too much and wat off? Any advice at all is good.. thank you ❤
Marco Sordi
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3yr
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2022/7/3. Hi everybody. Here's my latest illustration. It's a concept for a videogame. The subject is a fairy who can manipulate time. I'd like to have some feedback or critique. Thanks and good night.
Hi! I really like this idea and some of the rendering. It looks like you put a lot of work into this illustration, you did some great design with the hair, and details on the boots! What I think could be better overall is lighting. There are many things fighting for attention and I understand that they are important but they could be emphasized with a different approach. I would suggest darkening everything accept the character, and a lot, and than putting just some smaller glows on the clocks. Making them much more subtle but still important.
Today's 30 Second and 2 Minute Gesture Drawings - Would love some feedback!
I love the upper middle one.. I can almost feel the kick coming :D
I'm confused about images you posted, both sheets have same reference photos and to be honest I can't tell which are 30 secs and which 2 mins.
Sorry, for the newbie question, but what pencil hardness is recommended for doing gesture drawing? My first attempt at 2-minute gestures was with a 2B, and it looks way too light and "sketchy." Maybe a 6B or softer? (I was trying to mimic the strokes on the video.)
I was wondering the same thing but I don't think there is a right answer. I started with H and after some time of not being able to see anything I switched to 2B. It was a good decision :D
Your gestures don't seem too light but it could be a question of what we are used to.
Regarding 'sketchiness', I'm not sure what you mean, but I believe that comes from number of lines you use. More lines lead to more sketchiness. Less lines with conscious effort to use less lines means less sketchiness. It's not something that comes or goes with different pencil hardness. At least that's how I see it, I hope it helps a bit! :)
Hello Proko and Marco! so since this was month's challenge was to make light and shadow studies, these are some the loose studies I did over the month of this challenge.
(These pieces are arranged in the chronological order of their making)
Hope you all like it :D!!
[P.S. marco and proko, I just wanted to thank you for always providing free and educational content for everyone! it has helped many students including me...]
Studying some light.. and remembering how awesome Arch Enemy was at Metal Days 2019 \m/
Tena
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3yr
I worked on this illustration while going through the course and Marco really helped to have my steps organized.
Even though I went through a thumbnailing phase for the composition, values and then colors, I struggled so much with painting the foreground mushroom and in the end started to doubt it's positioning. Maybe I'll make a repaint at some point because I really enjoy my little Lillypad character.
Oh, and I guess the end result would be way too dark for print but that's ok since it isn't meant for printing.
Greetings from Croatia v2 <3
Light effects look really impressionistic and shimmering . Which city is the subject of the artwork?
Greetings from Croatia v1 :)
Ok, both are really cool, yours is for sure the more 'pretty' one and the head piece you painted is glowing in such wonderful magical way!
How did you get AI generated image? I encountered only AI generated Pokemon and those were not good at all. This seems next level :)
