using zbrush to further render that 3d guy on page one, to match that image on page one too. mostly messing around with brush settings, so it's just a work in progress, i may start over since this is the first time i've ever used zbrush too
some perspective stuff
thanks imageshack
Effing amazing. You learn so fast, you are going to make it big out there my friend.
srsly make an epic comic already, I know it's in you
thanks guys
i have a hard time dedicating myself to projects, such as a comic, but i've tried. i'd love to make one tho
digital painting practice
creepy and I love it.. though where's his mouth?
You inspire me much.
he's mouthless, or it's there. i'm not even sure hehe
thanks guys
and seriously mia, ditto, that means a lot coming from you.
sketched today. a friend of mine left, and i'm not sure if she'll be comin back for a long time.
more on this page
thanks imageshack
filled up that page
dasher takes crack
blitzin is a pimp
and rudy hates his life.
Why have you not been hired to make cartoons yet?
All of this stuff is fantastic. I love the way you play with anatomy and facial structure, it's so comical and goofy. You draw pictures that I really enjoy looking at. I'm also going to say that stepping outside of your comfort zone is never a bad idea, not because I don't like this stuff, but more because I want to look at more pretty things.
really thanks guys
and i'm working on it blick, i need about another year tho
Id like to see you work with a brush and ink. Really maximize the bouncy line quality of these amazing characters you have.
yeah man, i've done some linework with water color, but that was way too long ago, i loved the flow tho, so i may try it again. thanks
massive lobule
thuper!
i should be doing other things
...like making millions.
juicy hatching, i can dig it. also like the line variation.
thanks for the kind words guys
i don't know if i mentioned this, but i started a website a while back that lists a ton of artist's sites i've come across on the internet. i compiled an update today. if you've posted your site here, it's likely on there, but i can't be too sure. i know david, scott, dan, and josh are on there. take a LOOK
very sweet ser
thanks zach
not too happy with this but it's good ballpoint practice
I really dig this
ball point is wonderous
that it is, thanks mano
animation test (about 5.4 MB): the frame that holds is just a placeholder for extra frames. the whole thing is pretty rough, but i thought i'd show
http://img190.imageshack.us/img190/1822/oioi.mp4
if it doesn't load well, click here
excuse the bad framing, i had to hold a camera in place and line it up in the computer, my cheapest best bet.
Sweet, man! I love the head movement. Hair is bouncy, shape is...fluidy. I kind of don't like how the elbow bends at the sleeve though. I think it may've looked cooler with a more rubbery far arm.
That's my only gripe though, otherwise it's all most delightfully eyexcellent.
thanks man, i'll get on that. i see what you mean now. i was going for and offset in breaking the joints, but went a little overboard.
the next shot will be this
if all goes according my storyboard, i should have a 1-2 minute animation done in a few weeks. i just need a better method of shooting.
by the way, xion, i know you like to animate and your stuff comes out great. i'm just telling you now, rather than paying thousands for an art school, you should look into buying a light tracer, a peg bar (i use the acme peg bar), and some animation bond. it all comes out to a really decent price if you think about it. don't have to get them from the links, i just looked them up real quick. there's cheaper, i'm sure.
I've got a light box (ancient thing, from when my mom was in art school) but the pegs, I haven't. More a matter of motivation keeping me from doing stuff, though. Lame excuse, I know, but true. Sad but as far as arting stuff my driving force usually is school, or other necessity.
But anyway, I'm looking forward to the finished animation muchly. That is a rodent of unusual size?
nah, it's a wolf. it'll make sense when i'm done. i feel the same way about motivation, personal projects are rare for me. i got ideas, but i can't get the motivation to do them unless someone asks me for a deadline. gotta break the habit, i'd love to see you make a full fledged animation. get flash if you have to. watch enough animation (the old stuff i recommend) and it starts to make more and more sense. look up glen keane, one of my favorites. also, i highly, highly, highly recommend the animator's survival kit by richard williams (animated roger rabbit, in case you didn't know.)
It looks like a rodent because it has round ears, wolves have pointed ears.
I look at this thread a lot without commenting, Im sorry, usually I just scroll through and appreciate it all quietly. Dont stop.
thanks man
more
sorta similar poses. this whole time drawing this tho, it's weird but all i thought about was my cheating ex :[
Gnarf, you're like my favorite artist now, what's the secret to your powe~er
Is it having bad past relationships?
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