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  1. Went to the art store today and got a nifty 10x10 drawing pad, a new eraser and 4b, 6b and 6h pencils. Just drew this:



    Don't know whether to shade it or just leave it as it is. It still needs some work either way.
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  2. Are you planning to do anything with the BG, or to go somewhere else with the idea? Like making a color piece like the zombie guy up there? Depending on your intent there are a lot of ways you could go with your shading, coloring and/or overall style. If you are going realistic or put a background, I'd at least do enough shading to connect her to the ground plane you put in. You should try taking that image in a couple directions! do one with realistic shading, one in color with a background, maybe one in black and white with comic style shading... approaching an image a couple ways and forcing yourself to do stuff that you might not normally think of.

    I know I keep bringing this up but pick up either a sable brush and some india ink or a Pentel brush pen and try some old school comic style inking. It is such an expressive way to work and the sheer number of was to approach making marks with that means it is fantastic for developing a style that is all yours. It is a very direct graphic style to work in, and very easy to get your point across. Go to www.linesandcolor.com and the Drawn! blog and search for ink and related tags. You'll be amazed at the variety of stuff you can do with it.

    I like the drawing BTW! It reminds me of an Odd Nerdrum piece, it has a similar pose, and the theme of a pleasing subject mixed with the grotesque is similar too. I LOOOOVE Nerdrum so that is some nice company to share. =)
    Last edited by JM; 27 Jul 2010 at 02:58 PM.

  3. i don't know much but i think pencil sketches comes out real good on ivory sheets

  4. Nice taint, Arjue! I like where you're going with that drawing!

    posted a couple more sketches!
    One along a similar vein, haha.
    Last edited by YellerDog; 28 Jul 2010 at 12:55 AM.

  5. Arjue your artwork both scares and amazes me.
    Quote Originally Posted by rezo
    Once, a gang of fat girls threatened to beat me up for not cottoning to their advances. As they explained it to me: "guys can usually beat up girls, but we are all fat, and there are a lot of us."

  6. posted a couple more sketches!
    I would totally watch a spiderman cartoon with those character designs.
    Last edited by JM; 28 Jul 2010 at 05:12 PM.

  7. Oh man! Venom always sucks in the cartoons! I think they're afraid of making him scary.

  8. I'd swear I already replied to this...

    Thanks for the kind words everyone!

    Quote Originally Posted by YellerDog View Post
    Nice taint, Arjue!
    Thought about sigging this quote

    I really dig that venom and his grinchy pose. I love how much movement there is in your sketches. I'd say you should do this for a living but you already do!

    Quote Originally Posted by JM View Post
    Are you planning to do anything with the BG, or to go somewhere else with the idea? Like making a color piece like the zombie guy up there? Depending on your intent there are a lot of ways you could go with your shading, coloring and/or overall style. If you are going realistic or put a background, I'd at least do enough shading to connect her to the ground plane you put in. You should try taking that image in a couple directions! do one with realistic shading, one in color with a background, maybe one in black and white with comic style shading... approaching an image a couple ways and forcing yourself to do stuff that you might not normally think of.
    Its a goal of mine to start adding backgrounds to the drawings i do, as its something I usually neglect, so I definitely will be doing that. I'm still not sure which way I'd like to go stylistically speaking, I enjoy realistically shading human figures but that head is so cartoony.

    I know I keep bringing this up but pick up either a sable brush and some india ink or a Pentel brush pen and try some old school comic style inking. It is such an expressive way to work and the sheer number of was to approach making marks with that means it is fantastic for developing a style that is all yours. It is a very direct graphic style to work in, and very easy to get your point across. Go to www.linesandcolor.com and the Drawn! blog and search for ink and related tags. You'll be amazed at the variety of stuff you can do with it.
    I think the people at linesandcolor.com need to pay their bills . That said, I'd love to try inking. Most of the drawings i do have really dark bold lines, ink would just push that over the top into fabulous land. I'm low on cash at the moment but I'll definitely look into it in the future.

  9. Quote Originally Posted by arjue View Post
    I think the people at linesandcolor.com need to pay their bills . That said, I'd love to try inking. Most of the drawings i do have really dark bold lines, ink would just push that over the top into fabulous land. I'm low on cash at the moment but I'll definitely look into it in the future.
    Gah! I'm a doofus. www.linesandcolors.com should do the trick.

  10. Another robot...

    2H & H pencil, sepia with Photoshop.
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