I'm quite bad at this, but here are a few origami that I made:
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Hey! First time posting here and im happy there is such forum here cuz my drawings get no views ;(
Anyway, check out my latest painting (from this morning):
http://windfleuret.deviantart.com/
Anyway, check out my latest painting (from this morning):
http://windfleuret.deviantart.com/
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Well, here is how: Make more solid and smooth lines first, then add solid colors and after that add the shadows on top of the solid colors. I mean, make the clothing like RED ONLY, BLUE ONLY and after that on top of it add the darker colors.AllRiseSilver wrote:
How to make things better..
It looks like your lineart is a scanned drawing which is over-contrasted. Just like what WindFleuret says, first and foremost fix your lines. Do this by re-tracing your picture in SAI, PS, or whatever program you're using. Coloring will be much easier after that.AllRiseSilver wrote:
How to make things better..
Well, that aside, here's my latest drawing. My favorite girl from No Game No Life~
God damn that's niceasakuraShinji wrote:
Well, that aside, here's my latest drawing. My favorite girl from No Game No Life~
<3 i even saw this on my news feed in a fb fan page i followasakuraShinji wrote:
It looks like your lineart is a scanned drawing which is over-contrasted. Just like what WindFleuret says, first and foremost fix your lines. Do this by re-tracing your picture in SAI, PS, or whatever program you're using. Coloring will be much easier after that.AllRiseSilver wrote:
How to make things better..
Well, that aside, here's my latest drawing. My favorite girl from No Game No Life~
Thanks~The Winner Man wrote:
God damn that's nice
Yeah, I saw some too, and got quite surprised because of that... ( ;￣▽￣)Miyu wrote:
<3 i even saw this on my news feed in a fb fan page i follow
This one's suppose to be for a game project of mine but, well, cancelled, which is not really surprising as I get distracted from every project I start (and results in it being put in the abandon land).
WOW! Everyone's so pro here ^^
So I would like to share some drawings I made about 4 years ago too
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I dunno how to scan but oh well, I screenshot xD I also dont find time drawing anymore x_x
Pikachu<3
So I would like to share some drawings I made about 4 years ago too
^^I dunno how to scan but oh well, I screenshot xD I also dont find time drawing anymore x_x
Pikachu<3
Chuuuu~
>_< Welp! >_<
It is supposed to be a bit like a regular manga art style.
(Got a loooooooooooong way to go before I can do professional art like you guys.)
It is supposed to be a bit like a regular manga art style.
(Got a loooooooooooong way to go before I can do professional art like you guys.)
lunarblue
trying to draw a body~~~~
>tryinglunarblue wrote:
trying to draw a body~~~~
more like succeeding so much you're starting over
lunarblue
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Even if they've been drawing traditionally for years upon years, learning to draw digitally will take a good while. Either he/she's extremely fucking lucky with learning, or they're lying just to brag about being good.Static Noise Bird wrote:
What do you mean with learning? Unless you've done traditional drawings for some years, there's no way you're just learning if you manage to do stuff like this.
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It varies from person to person on if drawing digitally is easier compared to traditional. It isn't the same for every god damn artist. When you said it's a lot easier compared to drawing traditionally, it's from only your perspective.EclMist wrote:
If you don't believe me then go and try drawing digitally. It is a lot easier than traditional drawing. The trick is to analyse work that inspires you and break it down trying to replicate the effect. It may look complicated but once you break it down its not that difficult to replicate it. Watching many speedpaint videos also helps significantly.
Replicating an artist's artstyle isn't going to help you in the future. You'll eventually develop your own artstyle though it can possibably include hints of your favorite artist's artstyle that influenced it. Maybe it's just something small like the corners of the mouth or the angle of the eyes, anything. Trying to exactly copy an artstyle is a waste of time. You're better off developing your own unique one.
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I said it varies per person on "IF" drawing digitally would be easier. I never flat out said that it'll be harder nor easier. Just that it varies for everyone.EclMist wrote:
Ah, you've just proven my point, becauseFrostei wrote:
It varies from person to person on if drawing digitally is easier compared to traditional.Even if they've been drawing traditionally for years upon years, learning to draw digitally will take a good while.was what you said. That is rather hypocritical.
Also, regarding the issue of replicating an artist's art style, you're right in the sense that it is better to develop your own art style. However, it is not a waste of time to replicate good artworks. Perhaps you have misinterpreted the word "replicate", or I was not clear enough, but analyzing good pieces is definitely not useless. It helps you identify and learn the factors that the artwork has that make you like it, and thus being able to apply it into your own works. This applies not just to art.Replicating an artist's artstyle isn't going to help you in the future.Even though this statement is nowhere near correct, many of us here, including me, are hobbyist, therefore does not apply regardless.
Why not just draw everything in your own artstyle and incorporate the things you like from your favorite artist's artstyle? It's just baffles me why anyone would try to draw anything in the exact same artstyle compared to drawing in their own.
Would you rather be praised for your art that isn't even in your own artstyle, or art that you used your own style on?
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I'd rather fap to birds shitting on cars than to re read it.EclMist wrote:
You reply as if you haven't even read my post.Frostei wrote:
I said it varies per person on "IF" drawing digitally would be easier. I never flat out said that it'll be harder nor easier. Just that it varies for everyone.
Why not just draw everything in your own artstyle and incorporate the things you like from your favorite artist's artstyle? It's just baffles me why anyone would try to draw anything in the exact same artstyle compared to drawing in their own.
Would you rather be praised for your art that isn't even in your own artstyle, or art that you used your own style on?I said it varies per person on "IF" drawing digitally would be easier. I never flat out said that it'll be harder nor easier. Just that it varies for everyone.I do not disagree with your statement. The difficulty of drawing digitally compared to traditionally may only seem easier from my perspective. That I do not lie. I guess you didn't understand what it meant when I called you a hypocrite?Why not just draw everything in your own artstyle and incorporate the things you like from your favorite artist's artstyle? It's just baffles me why anyone would try to draw anything in the exact same artstyle compared to drawing in their own.I give up. Please re-read my original reply.
Would you rather be praised for your art that isn't even in your own artstyle, or art that you used your own style on?
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I can't draw shit digitally. I can't draw shit traditionally either, but at least it's slightly easier, and with "better" results.Frostei wrote:
It varies from person to person on if drawing digitally is easier compared to traditional.
I find it interesting when someone says not to copy such & such since I myself get immense enjoyment out of replicating, reproducing, copying (what ever you want to call it) another artists work over producing my own. Fact of the matter I copy more shit than produce original content and I love it and what's sad about it is that I sink more time into them than my own work
Just to elaborate yes you could say what I do are direct copies but they aren't without reason usually they meet a certain criteria like lack original stocks, left un-colored, done in pencil, Shit linework, shit resolution... There's just something I'm not happy with.
Just to elaborate yes you could say what I do are direct copies but they aren't without reason usually they meet a certain criteria like lack original stocks, left un-colored, done in pencil, Shit linework, shit resolution... There's just something I'm not happy with.
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Always cartoonish. (How can I make it so that it isn't cartoonish?)
This is my attempt to make a chibi.
(Reminds me of Hibiya-kun).
Always cartoonish. (How can I make it so that it isn't cartoonish?)
This is my attempt to make a chibi.
(Reminds me of Hibiya-kun).