weeky
Yellow Trout
In the previos battle, I tasted the real power
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Post by weeky on Feb 21, 2007 1:36:07 GMT -5
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Post by Caramy on Feb 21, 2007 10:31:51 GMT -5
Wow those are all really good, i especially like the 2nd and 4th one^^ Keep up the good work! Shego rocks!  |
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Post by VICIOUS on Feb 21, 2007 14:32:19 GMT -5
I enjoyed looking over these, you should go over the lines with a rollerball pen though  |
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Post by Warbandit on Feb 21, 2007 17:11:30 GMT -5
You have some really nice pencil crayon (I think they're done in pencil crayon?  ) technique...the colouring is very smooth and solid! It's a rare treat to see more traditional type art these days where you can just "paint bucket" everything digitally...but here you can see where the effort went in! Shego looks perfect! Very well done ;D |
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Post by Lord Montezuma on Feb 21, 2007 17:59:49 GMT -5
Wow, those are some awesome pics! I love all the different expressions! How long did it take to do them?
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Post by CDB on Feb 21, 2007 22:16:19 GMT -5
Not bad man...not bad at all. Excellent artwork on all of those. Though you should try coloring those on the PC, if you can.
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Post by Rose Hunts on Feb 22, 2007 0:25:31 GMT -5
You color better than me.. At least I used to suck, not I have dun dun dun! A blending pencil!! There really good actually.
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weeky
Yellow Trout
In the previos battle, I tasted the real power
Posts: 50
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Post by weeky on Feb 22, 2007 1:12:40 GMT -5
I enjoyed looking over these, you should go over the lines with a rollerball pen though Hmm, yes i think that would be better, thanks for criticism and your help^^ I will use your idea for the next pictures Wow, those are some awesome pics! I love all the different expressions! How long did it take to do them? For one picture I need more than 2 houres. It's very hard work. |
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Post by VICIOUS on Feb 22, 2007 4:06:41 GMT -5
You have some really nice pencil crayon (I think they're done in pencil crayon? ) technique...the colouring is very smooth and solid! It's a rare treat to see more traditional type art these days where you can just "paint bucket" everything digitally...but here you can see where the effort went in! Shego looks perfect! Very well done ;D Hey hey hey, what's that supposed to mean?  I'll have ya know, it's alot more work to do digital art when you don't have a WACOM, ;D |
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weeky
Yellow Trout
In the previos battle, I tasted the real power
Posts: 50
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Post by weeky on Feb 22, 2007 7:32:17 GMT -5
It's alot more work to do digital art? Hmm yes, but colouring is also very hard work.
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Post by Warbandit on Feb 22, 2007 12:42:58 GMT -5
Hey hey hey, what's that supposed to mean? I'll have ya know, it's alot more work to do digital art when you don't have a WACOM, ;D Whoah there, take it easy. I don't have a WACOM either, so believe me, I know that digital art isn't by any means "easy". I was talking about solid colouring: on a computer you can just use a paint bucket to fill in a solid area, but have you ever tried to colour solidly with pencil crayons? Speaking from my own experience, anyway, it's pretty tough, not to mention numbing on the hand  But weeky here managed to colour very solidly even with pencil crayons! So of course I'm not demeaning any form of art, digital or traditional. As a wannabe-artist of both, I understand they each have their own challenges, I was just commenting on weeky's well done colouring and overall drawing  Sorry I came across offensively. |
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Post by VICIOUS on Feb 22, 2007 12:59:21 GMT -5
Well, the only thing i can really say, try using markers instead of pencils for the lines, and look for some Heavier paper, something that's smooth and doesn't smear. I prefer Hammermill Copy Paper myself. Pencils can come off really solid, and blend well on that stuff. Like, heres an example of Prismacolored pencil on hammermill, with micron pen's for the lines: i2.photobucket.com/albums/y17/CARVERMAP/Aonice/Aonicecolor500.jpg |
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) technique...the colouring is very smooth and solid! It's a rare treat to see more traditional type art these days where you can just "paint bucket" everything digitally...but here you can see where the effort went in! Shego looks perfect! Very well done ;D
But weeky here managed to colour very solidly even with pencil crayons!
Sorry I came across offensively.