few coloured sketches.

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The colors aren't bad, but I'd suggest some practice on the human figure.

The first one I would say is your best, easily, and if you'd work on extending that, as in, taking it into mind in future projects and adapting where necessary, you could easily improve.

So keep it up! There's obvious potential in there.

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The colors aren't bad, but I'd suggest some practice on the human figure.

The first one I would say is your best, easily, and if you'd work on extending that, as in, taking it into mind in future projects and adapting where necessary, you could easily improve.

So keep it up! There's obvious potential in there.

thank you!

actually they're all based on RL photos

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Not trying to save myself, but I got that impression on the third one .

What's your style? As in, pencil art, sketches, straight onto the PC?

I've found, and art teachers have encouraged me on this on the most part, that I do well in the sketch department, that is, drawing lightly, loosely, and refining the image over time.

This of course, means that I hate drawing in pen! ><.

This also makes it harder for computer art. As I have to make alot of my excess line dissapear.

But on a serious note, don't draw what you see, draw what's there, allude to it if you have to. Ever try those annoying blind contour drawings? Try loosening up with one or two of those. To me it seems these are alot more, shall we say, made in mind for computer manipulation if you dig. And that's groovy, I do it all the time, but I personally, would dig to see the sketch work.

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Not trying to save myself, but I got that impression on the third one .

What's your style? As in, pencil art, sketches, straight onto the PC?

I've found, and art teachers have encouraged me on this on the most part, that I do well in the sketch department, that is, drawing lightly, loosely, and refining the image over time.

This of course, means that I hate drawing in pen! ><.

This also makes it harder for computer art. As I have to make alot of my excess line dissapear.

But on a serious note, don't draw what you see, draw what's there, allude to it if you have to. Ever try those annoying blind contour drawings? Try loosening up with one or two of those. To me it seems these are alot more, shall we say, made in mind for computer manipulation if you dig. And that's groovy, I do it all the time, but I personally, would dig to see the sketch work.

let me show you progress on ann:

http://www.republika.pl/ssendas/ann_sketch.jpg

http://www.republika.pl/ssendas/ann_ink.jpg

http://www.republika.pl/ssendas/ann.jpg

simple, isnt it?

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I see you start off with that 'face guide' thing, I could never do that, either I get the face right the first time or I wear out the paper with my eraser.

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I see you start off with that 'face guide' thing, I could never do that, either I get the face right the first time or I wear out the paper with my eraser.

heh, its mostyl for the eyes. damn i feel sick today , no drawings today ;(

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and i thin this wil be last of the serie , for now.

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Not bad, man. Not bad at all.

You, however, JUST GAVE ME AN IDEA...