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Renegade_Turner wrote:

Silverfish wrote:

That's creepy, the jumper you designed is pretty much identical to the one I'm wearing, which happens to be my favourite jumper...it even has three lines going horizontally across at the same area and the same colour scheme...STOP DESIGNING ME.

Pic or it didn't happen.
Also, I approve of your jumper taste.

Saedz wrote:

Took a while to make this and i'm pretty proud of this

Looks great!
Like I said in the IRC, I think you should work a bit on the shading. Take a look at his left arm for instance, it looks pretty flat, a bit of shadows somewhere on there to give it a bit more shape would help.

bg,

Silverfish wrote:Pic or it didn't happen.
Also, I approve of your jumper taste.

It's not as creepily similar as I thought, the horizontal lines on your one are larger and the colour of your seems to be somewhere between brown and light green rather than the brownish colour of my one.

Well well well. Another art thread! This is just a tiny selection. I've got other stuff here









I do sculpting too... Except only in snow... And pumpkins.







edit: what I'm currently working on

"PREPARE TO TASTE THE BRUNT OF MY COCKHAMMER."

Has a ring to it, I've gotta admit.

Well I guess both are remarks fitted for having a hammer coming at your face

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We really ought to have spoiler tags. Ah hell, no one's ever died from seeing some regular nudity
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There's nothing like life drawing to boost your skills.

Karan Vess wrote:Let's get this going again =)

I like the wrinkles and the clothes, much better than my tries at clothing. The hands could use a bit more work, though, and the feet are weird. Have you considered using references for those poses? I like PoseManiacs. It's a bit challenging finding the poses there, since much of the site is in Japanese, but you can rotate the poses around and that helps a lot.

http://www.posemaniacs.com/blog/archives/881
http://www.posemaniacs.com/blog/archives/315

m3nace wrote:There's nothing like life drawing to boost your skills.

I still haven't lived anywhere big enough to have life drawing classes... But I've heard lots of good things about it.

Here's some tiny sketches I made on a tiny sketchbook.

If you're a far way from life drawing classes just find hobos or old people sleeping. Those work too, just sit across the street or something like that. Statues of course are tremendous.
Making quick sketches of people like those there is also great practice, makes you speed up, makes you have consistent lines and a better sway in them.
edit: Finland eh?... Not many hobos or people sleeping in the street there I guess.

m3nace wrote:edit: Finland eh?... Not many hobos or people sleeping in the street there I guess.

Yeah, but it's hot here and people aren't used to it. I could find someone dozing off in the sun and draw him. The problem is, then I'd have to be in the sun too, and would dry up and hibernate until rain or something!

Thanks for the statue tip, there's a set of three statues near a library here.

Lol, this is "me" in Overgrowth with rabbit costume xD

That's very good. :O I like the rock cliff, the mountain, the roof, the sky, there's too many great things to list. The tree in the front doesn't look quite as good as the rest of the picture, though.

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