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Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: mishkamash on April 15, 2009 10:48 PM
ok

first off, my tablet is finally here. i am really excited to start coloring some of my sketches, and other things

second, im working on that pic i tried doing on photoshop a while ago, right now

heres a wip pic

[attachment=2809:wip.jpg]

anything you guys wanna mention or help out in any way is totally appreciatedĀ   

Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: shura on April 16, 2009 12:57 AM
looks good. i think the inside of the mouth should be a darker color tho
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: CoolDrMoney on April 16, 2009 01:57 AM
The inside of the mouth doesnt have to nessacarrily be darker. It all depends on what youre goin for. The mouth you got is good if youre drawing somethin real bright
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: mishkamash on April 22, 2009 10:26 PM
1 week of progress

[attachment=2829:getaway_wip_2.png]
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: f0d on April 23, 2009 12:39 AM
i dont like the squiggly outline on the mouth. im also not sure about the monsters overall shape... i mean he wouldnt look good as a silhouette. arms and legs are pretty decent though
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: mishkamash on April 23, 2009 12:56 AM
Quote from: f0di dont like the squiggly outline on the mouth.
you think it might be exaggerated too much? i think it looks good
Quote from: f0dim also not sure about the monsters overall shape... i mean he wouldnt look good as a silhouette.
i could make the lower half heavier, give it some weight and stuff
Quote from: f0darms and legs are pretty decent though
thanks, they were a bitch to figure out at first
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: Loathsome on April 23, 2009 07:57 AM
wait
wait
WAIT!

That took you a week?
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: mishkamash on April 23, 2009 12:49 PM
im a busy guy
i put like a half hour onto it almost every day

and im being careful with it
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: rtil on April 23, 2009 07:06 PM
you're using way too many layers
at the very most you should have one layer for linework and colors underneath
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: mishkamash on April 25, 2009 09:08 PM
Quote from: rtilyou're using way too many layers
at the very most you should have one layer for linework and colors underneath



ok, though i was just being careful. i guess i did overdo it

wow what late reply




Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: mishkamash on May 6, 2009 09:52 PM
some sketches from school

[attachment=2886:sketches1.png]

[attachment=2887:sketches2.png]

crappy ones too
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: lenko on May 7, 2009 02:31 AM
i love your sketches way more than your digital stuff

try and capture that sort of feeling in all your drawings
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: rtil on May 7, 2009 02:56 AM
i know this is a cliche comment but i think you should study anatomy, i think it would strengthen your drawings
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: mishkamash on May 7, 2009 01:53 PM
thanks lenka
do you know any good sites on that stuff rtil?
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: mishkamash on May 13, 2009 10:38 PM
more sketches/colored pencil stuff
[attachment=2904:big_gun_bastard.png]
[attachment=2903:colored_doodles.png]
[attachment=2902:magic_.png]
[attachment=2905:the_yell...d_pencil.png]

sorry if its a big load
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: creamcorn on May 13, 2009 10:54 PM
i like the last one a lot
!
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: mishkamash on June 30, 2009 02:21 AM
[attachment=3026:Tick_portrait.png]
also posted in the FP:Tick topic
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: Loathsome on June 30, 2009 12:37 PM
You should practice with doing long sweeps with the pencil instead of short ones. It makes your stuff look a lot more smooth and lively.
Although you seem to better this in some of the newer sketches.

And like rtil said, anatomy, practice it. It helps you even with the simplest characters.
Title: sketchers 2.0
Post by: mishkamash on July 12, 2009 06:50 PM
yay female anatomy
1st swing at it, looks meh
plus mishka and tick for shits and giggles  
[attachment=3049:learning_anatomy_1.png]