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NUH GURL I know you ain't talkin' 'bout my man that way.

Added a bit more texture, realized he wasn't the cube he should have been, and punched out a tooth for good measure.

thoughts?

Here I played around in Illustrator in graphic design class. (I want it on my home laptop it rules.)

WHO SAW THIS COMING LOL

god my style is so narrow ;A; i hate myself

Relax and take notes, while I take tokes of the marijuana smoke

bro i kind of hate you right now

Characters with top hats and bowties and cloaks are awesome okay.

coloring process

Devicho, how are your lines so clean and confident, even in your sketches?! Makes me jelious beyong belief.

(01-29-2011, 05:06 PM)Delicious Wrote: [ -> ][Biggie biggie biggie]

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Could I be a tremendous pain in the ass and ask how you approached this? Like, what program, a rough idea of how you had your brush(es) set up? I really like the solid kinda style you've painted it with and it's similar to something I want to achieve c:

This weeks dailies

Actually, asking that question flatters me, so thanks!

Not much to say since it was just a quick greyscale painting, but...

Painted the sketch in Adobe Photoshop CS2 with the default brush (The solid circle). Started by making the background grey, sketching out the image with a low opacity and flow brush and blocking out the shape and shadows. I then block in various details when I am happy with it and believe it is consistant. I then go in for both dark shades and highlights by making a "slashing" movement (much like crosshatching) with the default brush with back/dark greys or white/light greys.

Basically, just block out the shape and shadows and then slowly make progress to detail.

Not sure if that helped, because I hardly understand myself. So, next time I dab into Photoshop for a large painting, I'll make sure to take some WIP shots of cetain stages.

Edit - I think I used the smudge tool a couple times to blend some of the shadows in this one, by the way.

Practice.

I like it but your arm muscles look like balls. Make it more elongated so it doesn't look detached.