Doodles and Finished Pieces

[slut]

(05-04-2010 01:47 AM)sweet georgia brown Wrote:  i love how you're both picking apart a /doodle/ that was posted in the /doodle thread/

(05-03-2010 04:00 AM)Vic Wrote:  would love to hear some crits

he asked for crit ):

[triptych]

oh hey he did



i should start reading posts more

[Song Bird]

Feel free to pick it apart, I'll make it it's own topic when I get fartherbut damn I'd like some feedback. This is taking forever, I'm constantly wanting to get up and it's annyoing to fight that urge. Also why does everything i make seem so damn mediocre?

[Dream Fortress]

made at school, and I'm taking Drawing classes next year so I figured now would be a good time to start up. I am aware that there is most likely many things wrong with it, but I'll keep plugging in on drawings and hopefully get better.

[Kat]

If your school has an anatomy class take that instead,at my school they taught you how to draw all the muscles and how they work and I regret not taking it.

[Dream Fortress]

No, we just have basic drawing classes here in Sioux Falls :C But I'll check around and make sure, thanks for the tip!

[smell factories]

(05-04-2010 03:37 AM)G-man Wrote:   Feel free to pick it apart, I'll make it it's own topic when I get fartherbut damn I'd like some feedback. This is taking forever, I'm constantly wanting to get up and it's annyoing to fight that urge. Also why does everything i make seem so damn mediocre?

it looked better w/o dithering

just dont dither period, make proper middle tones

dithering = a technique used to make there appear there is a middle tone between two colors to cut down on color limitiations

only other use for dithering is adding texture but skulls arent rugged. also you line art is pretty decent but the teeth are kinda wonky and make it look a little scribbly

[smell factories]

also forgot to mention that you should clean you lines up before ANYTHING else unless you really know what you are doing



heres some cleaner lines for you and a better example of dithering

[Song Bird]

Dear God, Chad! That's ridiculously helpful thanks alot man!

[Song Bird]

Quite fun to do, especially trying trying to restrict myself to using the fewest lines possible, which I didn't do . But this was fun overall, and a nice refresher since I haven't drawn anything in like forever. Well pick this apart while your at it. And yeah that is me.

[Koopaul]

Crappy attempt at drawing my character in different action poses... Bleh...

[Devicho]

Done for a friend. Still WIP though hence unshaded jacket portions.

[Ninspriterx]

that's so clean, devicho. you know what you're doing.

unfortunately i dont at painting:

Watercolors up top. Acrylics the bottom two. very new, would appreciate pointers.

[Cshad]

Kinda far away? Its not exactly a close up or an depth look where we can get a good idea of what may be wrong with it or not. I think individual pictures might be a little better than a group shot.

[Chutzpar]

(05-10-2010 03:41 AM)Koopaul Wrote:  Crappy attempt at drawing my character in different action poses... Bleh...

I don't really like repeating the same thing to everyone
but I think you could benefit from learning about the line of action.
http://johnkstuff.blogspot.com/2006/05/a...ne-of.html

The uppercut pose looks pretty good in terms of action, but that second one... well, first I can't really tell what the pose is, and second it looks a bit stiff.

If it's meant to be a kick, his raised foot is all wrong. Kicking like that would be like stubbing all your toes at once! Ow. Most kicks are delivered with the ball of the foot or the side of the foot, I think. I could be wrong though, I am hardly a martial arts expert :B