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Subject: Opinions of my Artwork

Juan Bernardo

A few days ago I was inspired/bored to draw Noble Team. I'm not the most artistic person around but I can manage something. So a few days ago I drew Jorge, put it on photobucket, and linked him on the forum. I recieved some good feedback so I just had to keep drawing. I managed to draw Kat-320 and Emile-239. However, the right side of Kat was ravaged by my inability to make out the distance and lengths of the objects resulting in an ugly picture, so I kind of kept it out of the picture. On the other hand, I believe that Emile looks gorgeous. So here is the link and tell me what you think:
http://s812.photobucket.com/albums/zz44/KD19/

  • 08.02.2010 2:32 PM PDT

it's pretty good. I gotta get some of my artwork on here :D. the only one I didn't like was Kat...she seemed to stretched out and it made her look ultra skinny, lol. But I liked it nonetheless

  • 08.02.2010 2:37 PM PDT

EXEM
A Storage Solution: Active Playlist File Set Project:
Core matchmaking gametypes (non-MLG/Classic/Action Sack):
Current (July 12 update):
Arena+ Team Slayer, BTB, Team Objective, Rumble Pit, 2v2, Multi Team, Team Snipers & SWAT

The first mistake was "trying to finish your drawing before you started it," as Reggie, my drawing mentor always liked to say. You're drawing details before you have the general masses of the figure sketched out; I can tell by the ghost lines that you spent more time getting the shape of an each individual armor piece looking right than getting the entire figure in proportion.

Another way to copy something to scale and proportionally is to print out the picture, divide the picture using a grid (measure the aspect ratio, divide each side so you get square units on your grid) and then copy what's in each square on your paper to scale. It's a bit of a cheat when drawing a figure from reference, but when drawing a scene from reference (as in observing a printed or displayed 2 dimensional image) it can be essential. I use this method to scale up small sketches to larger formats.

[Edited on 08.02.2010 2:49 PM PDT]

  • 08.02.2010 2:48 PM PDT