Just got back from the store...
I'm ready!
Related question: I see some of you are submitting sketches from Android environments. What's currently the best tablet for decent sketching with a stylus?
edit : also I have a entry model wacom tablet. How can I best use this with a vector program such as inkscape? I could not figure out how to draw free hand in it , everything had "handles" on it and kept shaping weird.
Just got back from the store...
I'm ready!
Done in s memo. About 15 minutes. Will try to post here when I think of it.
Thank you for your critique!!Fixed link follows
How long did you spend on it? It's quite nice for a quick sketch!
I like:
- The depth. You did a great job fading in background details like the giant mountains. It really adds atmosphere.
- The scale. Looks great!
- The composition. I really like that you didn't center the tower; I think that makes it feel a bit more organic.
- The color. Green and purple is a brave choice. Kudos to you!
You may want to think about:
- Lighting. What's the primary light source? Where is it? Right now it feels like it's a bit too grey and murky.
- Value. Related to the above but, basically, you have a lot of darks in your forest and the foreground which help frame the image but it feels like your lights aren't quite so vivid. A little balance may help.
- Composition. Yeah, I listed it twice Maybe move the spire/tower over a bit more to the right? I think that would really make the piece read a bit nicer, especially with some refined lighting. The open space in the middle of the picture would really enhance the composition, I think.
- Scale. Yes, also twice! The birds in the foreground are a bit too big and take away from the scale of the tower. Try making them smaller and pushing them into the background more.
Just about everything I do is abstract humaney stuff. So I meant to have it look like a figure with a face. So not super cool lol.Is there meant to be a dude's face at the top or was it accidental? Cool if you meant it, cooler if you didn't
All according to the keikaku.
let's keep this thread alive.
I'd like critique
Great. Seriously, delightful drawings.I was just picking random avatars of faces, not even from this thread, and doing a sketch. My ex said that I drew too much as "contour drawing" where I would basically try to get the final lines on my first try. I was trying to be more sketchy with these and I used an eraser a bit. This was messing around at work, maybe 30min total...
I was just picking random avatars of faces, not even from this thread, and doing a sketch. My ex said that I drew too much as "contour drawing" where I would basically try to get the final lines on my first try. I was trying to be more sketchy with these and I used an eraser a bit. This was messing around at work, maybe 30min total...
I used layer paint on a galaxy note 8. It is extremely good. Pressure sensitivity is supported. The palm rejection method is just brilliant. Get it!! Best 3 dollar ever spent on an android app.
What app did you use?
I made this with SketchBook Mobile but it's quite limited and it doesn't seem to support the pressure sensitivity of the Note 2 S Pen.
FWIW this is the first and only anime-ish thing I've done so far.
That's beautiful. I like your style.I'll join, day 1, about an hour and a half, digital
You can do digital or traditional-anything is welcome! I mentioned this in the OP tooDoes it have to be digital, or can I post some of my traditional graphite sketches?
If you like, I can do a quick paintover later. Just a 5 minute thing to highlight some of the changes? Feel free to post a refined version but I'd prefer that you didn't use that as your sketch for the day. Do something new and then work on the refined piece.Thank you for your critique!!
I spent about 1 hour playing with the image, splashing colors together and coming up with purpose.. It is a quick sketch! I always quit when its time for refining details! I didn't plan ahead so I just made up shapes and turned them into whatever can make some sense..
I have always had problem with coloring and picking colors so I'm glad u noticed that!
I will try to do something about lighting definitely I'm so afraid of fucking it up tho ))):
Maybe I'll post a semi refined version??!
I can't help you on the vector program front but I'll edit the OP with some art resource stuff in the next day or two. Sound good?Besides just posting these, it be awesome to have techniques/learn how to draw stuff here as well. I have been sketching doodles as a stress reliever , but find good art hard, especially head shape, mouths, hands and feet, and proportions. Eyes I am getting better at
I am also decent at copying a character /picture (if not too realistic) but find it hard to draw from memory , or real life. tips?
edit : also I have a entry model wacom tablet. How can I best use this with a vector program such as inkscape? I could not figure out how to draw free hand in it , everything had "handles" on it and kept shaping weird.
Mothafuckin' Cloud Whales. I'm totally gonna do my own Cloud Whale sketch nowHad something done before, but decided to do a more full fledged piece of work. So here are cloud whales. The concept of stratospheric life always intrigued me. sorta pokemonish.
Time: 90 mins
Media: Digital - AUSU Transformer Android Tablet
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I can't help you on the vector program front but I'll edit the OP with some art resource stuff in the next day or two. Sound good?
Until then, here are some general tips:
- Good art is hard, so don't worry about it. One of my teachers once said that, for every 100 things you create as an artist, you can say you're good if you do 10 that you're happy with. It just takes time.
- Drawing from memory is hard as hell and presents a whole host of problems so don't do it if you're just starting out. Drawing from life is still hard but it's also easier to see where you're making mistakes. Start of with things that have more basic geometric shapes (computer monitors, video game cases, cell phones, glasses, cups, cardboard boxes, etc.) so that you can get a grip on basic proportion and perspective.
- If you have to focus on one thing, make it proportion to begin with. Without a good sense of proportion, your drawing will feel off.
- When you're drawing cups, glasses or anything else with a circular structure remember: they shouldn't actually look circular when you draw them. They're almost always elliptical.
I will be submitting later today when I get home from work. Any requests?
I will be submitting later today when I get home from work. Any requests?
Great. Seriously, delightful drawings.
A giraffe with raybans driving a convertible '66 Corvette
I love this!This sounds like fun!
Here is mine for this morning. Just a quick doodle before starting on work.
- 20-30 mins
- Photoshop CS, Cintiq
This is great, man! I agreed with all of Keikaku's critiques and I think you've implemented them really well with this piece in particular. The contrast of the colours work much better as well as the size proportions. I like the extra depth to the clouds too.
I do agree that the tower moving over to the right would improve the landscape but that's nitpicking. Well played.
Working on creative stuff so I don't want to break my creative mojo with this ... so I will just copy the idea of something here xD
And since has been a while that I don't draw anime and I love his big "fuck you" to gender binary ... my drawing is ...
or if you want ... a "delete ven frames" x2 version gifcammed
12 minutes
Besides what was said, the top of the tower looks to be fading, which with the other details of the painting make it look like it is falling back.
A more non white color would make it look like it is only tall