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Rondette posted:... I continue to love spacecat and his adventures in SPAAAACE. some sketches:   
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OK now you're just making wonderful food katamari 
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neonnoodle posted:OK now you're just making wonderful food katamari haha, they do look like Katamari. drat wanna play that game now. Here's today's cat, you may recognise it from a recent youtube video. I loved it's expression. 
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Venetus posted:Thanks! Those portraits are pretty great. Any wonkiness in the anatomy of my drawing is rather less deliberate than in those, though! Sometimes the gestures you capture in a quick drawing are so much better than something you'd spend hours poring over. This is a rough layout for a book I am working on, and I loving love some of the goofy throwaway doodles. 
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E: fixed my ugly-rear end sky 
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Rondette posted:I should also add, own your imperfections! I personally love drawings that show a bit of the personality of the artist. I spent ages trying to do 'perfect' drawings and soon came to the realisation that people actually preferred my much looser, more off the cuff stuff. I still like drawing in a very controlled style, but I also enjoy the spirit of my quicker drawings much more. I suppose this is true, but I am very much a beginner, so I feel like I need to focus on anything that didn't turn out like I intended so I can learn how to do it better the next time. Mind you, I don't mean to say that I am displeased with that picture. I haven't tried to draw regularly in years, so I'm actually pretty happy with it, all things considered. I do like your storyboard. 
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Jan 30, 2016 09:55
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Woooops fanart. I love Temmies.  
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Jan 30, 2016 15:06
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Wanted shipping labels on the crate but couldn't figure it out.
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Jan 30, 2016 20:22
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VIIIKKKKKIIIINNNNNG CAAAAATTT!!!
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sigma 6 posted:Wanted shipping labels on the crate but couldn't figure it out. I think your style is a bit loose for throwing small details like that in. They're literally just squares or rectangles that sit on the surface of the container and follow the vanishing points... Which brings me to my other statement, the perspective on the box is completely wrong. The far side from the viewers perspective will always be smaller. The way the character is shown, you shouldn't be able to see the top of the crate. It'd either require you to do some foreshortening on the legs or the simpler solution is to redraw the box. Don't be afraid of using 2-point perspective with vanishing points while you're still learning to accurately portray perspective.
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Jan 30, 2016 23:21
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The flight of the pixies.
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 These are taking forever but I'm probably learning a lot more from them Any ideas for next month's theme? Space maybe?
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Humboldt Squid posted:
A MONTH OF SPACE CAT CAN I HANDLE IT Here is today's, Postman Cat!  I've said it before, I'll say it again, thanks to this thread for your positive responses, it's really helped me get back on promoting myself and my work, and if January is anything to go by things can only get better!
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dog nougat posted:I think your style is a bit loose for throwing small details like that in. They're literally just squares or rectangles that sit on the surface of the container and follow the vanishing points... Which brings me to my other statement, the perspective on the box is completely wrong. Thanks for this! Two questions: Perspective is one of my weaker areas. I know I *should* draw a perspective grid over everything but I am not sure the proper way. Is there a great primer on perspective? Preferably a quick video tutorial that you guys might recommend? Another question along the same lines. In the past there have been tutorials posted on how to go from pencil drawings to photoshop paintings. I want to attempt this again, so I guess I am asking: Is there a go to process for going from pencil to photoshop painting? Or a preferred method / tutorial? Here is bar sketch I snuck in without the person noticing until the end.  Here is another tattoo design I am working on: 
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 Gah too busy at work to finish but I finally got around to forcing myself to draw, the biggest hurdle Banana Man fucked around with this message at 00:52 on Feb 1, 2016 |
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Crustaceans you say? I can join in at last! Here are a couple of other things from today as well.   sigma 6 posted:Thanks for this! It's deadly boring but I learned a lot by getting packets and tins etc from the kitchen cupboard, putting them on the table and drawing the shapes over and over from observation. You'll get the hang of how cubes, cuboids and cylinders work in perspective and then you can fit more complex shapes into the same volumes.
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Holothurian posted:Crustaceans you say? I love his fancy little tophat and how you got flowers in his colouring. I wish he had a little bowtie too  Talking of tophats... 
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sigma 6 posted:Thanks for this! I didn't watch the whole thing cuz phone posting, but it should be solid. https://youtu.be/felys-u4nfk
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Space next month, definitely.
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Scathach posted:Space next month, definitely. I feel like I did okay on these. I've been drawing every day for about a month now, and I'd like to hear some critiques about where I am and what I could work on if you have the inclination.  
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New thread is up! http://forums.somethingawful.com/showthread.php?threadid=3762583
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