Sketchbook: Orda
Hi everyone at sweet home Polycount,
Been a lurker for 2 years, learned a lot of 3d here from everyone, (I was really into lowpoly painterly style back then, which might have inspired the switch to 2d :P), finally registered to post my drawings.
I started taking this seriously a year ago to become an artist in the entertainment industry, so (harsh) crits welcome
Been a lurker for 2 years, learned a lot of 3d here from everyone, (I was really into lowpoly painterly style back then, which might have inspired the switch to 2d :P), finally registered to post my drawings.
I started taking this seriously a year ago to become an artist in the entertainment industry, so (harsh) crits welcome
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(newer ones will follow until we get to the drawings done today)
study
Portrait of a Tibetan boy, this was done 2 days ago, the next one will be a new piece.
As an overall advice, I'd say try to use the graphical strength of your darkest values as a compositional element instead of as a space filler. Keep things a bit lighter (like 16) and push the critical areas darker. 14 is just ripe and ready for a few strokes of darker values.
Thank you Shotgun for the feedback.
19. character
Word hard!!
Thank you Froz3n for your feedback.
20. 1hour landscape sketch from imagination
love the details
Also love big hero 6
Here I have some character designs for a friend's comic style game
I need to be painting more often, hopefully the next update will be a painting.
30. Guards
I havent been active on the forums lately, for good reason! I have enrolled in Julien Ashton Art School in the Rocks, Sydney to learn my art foundations properly and it has been a blast so far.
Heres some work Ive produced recently.
I need an art job ;D