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WastedMeerkat
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Something I did over the weekend:
Black and white (I didn't draw this)
Flat color (I did this, though)
And the finished version:
Black and white (I didn't draw this)
Flat color (I did this, though)
And the finished version:
I want to see Hulk throwing stuffed penguins now, giant stuffed penguins.
Icarus
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Really nice scenes, clearly you've spent a lot of time on the lighting/shaders/after effects. I like this demo a lot better than others that I've seen as you focus on fewer, more polished works rather than just throwing in every single thing you've ever made in a cluttered mess. Great work.
You've inspired me to finally model something that isn't a tf2 weapon/prop.
Mr. Wimples
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First scene: TF3
The flat colour looks better IMO.
I have a recurring bunny character that I draw. Last night I drew him and then put pants on his head.
If you've seen the show Dan Vs., imagine him saying the "Aw, c'mawwwn!" in Dan's voice. If you didn't automatically already. That's more or less his normal disposition too.
If you've seen the show Dan Vs., imagine him saying the "Aw, c'mawwwn!" in Dan's voice. If you didn't automatically already. That's more or less his normal disposition too.
I have a recurring bunny character that I draw. Last night I drew him and then put pants on his head.
If you've seen the show Dan Vs., imagine him saying the "Aw, c'mawwwn!" in Dan's voice. If you didn't automatically already. That's more or less his normal disposition too.
An artist I am not, but I have an idea for a mod/addon to skyrim for when the modding tools come out, and hopefully if it lets me do what I want, I'll be creating an addon/story around these (battle pick-axes... real weapons)... I have a sketch for just about all of them, though I'll probably only color a few... this is the first one...
I'm no artist.
I'm no artist.
Nice, though more toning and fewer lines would go a long way.
It's hard to get sufficient contrast with just a HB pencil though. So if you're serious about drawing get some softer pencils. Also a lot of budding comic artists like ot use black colour pencils to achieve the highest amount of contrast to really make shadows stand out.
It's hard to get sufficient contrast with just a HB pencil though. So if you're serious about drawing get some softer pencils. Also a lot of budding comic artists like ot use black colour pencils to achieve the highest amount of contrast to really make shadows stand out.
I like the Christmas one!
Oh, here's Finn from my graphics worm entry, full size and saved to PNG so people can drag and drop him into stuff if they wanted to put him on a windows background or something, i dunno, people love Adventure Time.
Oh, here's Finn from my graphics worm entry, full size and saved to PNG so people can drag and drop him into stuff if they wanted to put him on a windows background or something, i dunno, people love Adventure Time.
DRONE.JMR1
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Portrait (3h from Ref. PS)
Ref:
The left ear is effed in the a as well as some other stuff but speed paint is speed paint. More... :/
Ref:
The left ear is effed in the a as well as some other stuff but speed paint is speed paint. More... :/
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I honestly thought the first image (the one you painted) was real with a few image filters...
Excellent work.
Excellent work.
DRONE.JMR1
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