»Tiefling and lady drawing...«
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 And here is one of the last decent drawings I did a few years ago. I have a couple of others but they aren't as good as the 4 that I have now posted... I can still ul some of them if there is interest... So this one is of Tiefling and his lady a number of years ago... Standard 20 or so hour job. Please do provide any and all criticism. [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] posted by volonteshiva |
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| in-my-opinion.orgEntertainment & SportsMy own pic, my own art, my short storyTiefling and lady drawing... |
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 Here, people can compare it with photos of them - in-my-opinion.org… Pretty good, you've got alot of obvious talent! You did pretty well on Tieflings jacket, funking brilliant detail on the crinkles! You did really well on his wifes jacket too! The hair is pretty well done, but you did really well on the tiniest details most wouldn't notice! Kinda looks like Tieflings wife's jacket is really just his heh! Heh, do you draw demons or anything? Cus thatd be cooool! 
posted by hungarian kid |
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hungarian kid: Pretty good, you've got alot of obvious talent! You did pretty well on Tieflings jacket, fucking brilliant detail on the crinkles! You did really well on his wifes jacket too! The hair is pretty well done, but you did really well on the tiniest details most wouldn't notice! Kinda looks like Tieflings wife's jacket is really just his heh! Thanks, I like to make things look as real as possible. I definitely do need to improve my abilities on drawing hair. Realism t is why I can never get into "art" because it just looks like the person couldn't draw/paint realistically. I mean I could still appreciate a Renoir or Monet but I would never pay thousands to millions for it even if I was loaded. I would rather look at a Hubble nebula picture over an old art painting any day. That is why I really enjoy digital imagery because they are so realistic/surrealistic. hungarian kid: Heh, do you draw demons or anything? Cus thatd be cooool! If I can get back into the craft, I do indeed want to do some darker imagery, more fantasy and scifi work. The problem is that I really need to practice alot more to be able to draw from my imagination rather than from looking at a scene/picture. posted by volonteshiva |
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volonteshiva: Realism t is why I can never get into "art" because it just looks like the person couldn't draw/paint realistically. I mean I could still appreciate a Renoir or Monet but I would never pay thousands to millions for it even if I was loaded. I would rather look at a Hubble nebula picture over an old art painting any day. That is why I really enjoy digital imagery because they are so realistic/surrealistic. volonteshiva: If I can get back into the craft, I do indeed want to do some darker imagery, more fantasy and scifi work. The problem is that I really need to practice alot more to be able to draw from my imagination rather than from looking at a scene/picture. Checkout H.R. Giger! One of my favourite artists, very dark drawings! He designed the Aliens in the Alien films (the Sigourney Weaver ones!) You can either check out  or just look at the pictures I've uploaded! [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] [CLICK HERE TO VIEW THIS PICTURE] posted by hungarian kid |
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 im surprised tiefling hasn't posted here yet. oh wait, its only 5 hours new, never ,mind. great stuff volonte. the hair does need a bit more fixing or whatever like you said. curious...was that a photo tiefling gave you and you copied? or did they pose for you? or did you just draw them off the top of your head? the jackets' crinkles and bulges are good but i really like the expressions on the faces. posted by sangu |
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hungarian kid: Checkout H.R. Giger! One of my favourite artists, very dark drawings! He designed the Aliens in the Alien films (the Sigourney Weaver ones!) Indeed I enjoy seeing the imagination in this kind of dark work, but I don't see myself going that dark, drawing-wise. posted by volonteshiva |
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volonteshiva: hungarian kid: Checkout H.R. Giger! One of my favourite artists, very dark drawings! He designed the Aliens in the Alien films (the Sigourney Weaver ones!) Indeed I enjoy seeing the imagination in this kind of dark work, but I don't see myself going that dark, drawing-wise. My point is really, with that much skill and with a bit of creativity, you could do some very fine fantasy artwork!  Wether it's dark or on the light happy side, I'm sure you could do something very praise worthy!
posted by hungarian kid |
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sangu: the hair does need a bit more fixing or whatever like you said. I believe it's a little better in the 2 Angelina Jolie drawings which I think I made after this one. Not sure, I did them all within the span of two months. The Michelle Williams one is better but it still can be improved alot. sangu: curious...was that a photo tiefling gave you and you copied? or did they pose for you? or did you just draw them off the top of your head? Indeed it was a photo they had, although I only had a crappy copy from my old epson printer. So I indeed have a long way to go before being able to draw great characters just from my memory/imagination. But there are plenty of people who draw "copies" from other images or scenes in nature/etc so I don't feel bad about it. It's kinda like artistic interpretation but I like to make it as close to the image as possible. Really, these are all just test pieces to see how well I could make my drawings look like the original photos. sangu: the jackets' crinkles and bulges are good but i really like the expressions on the faces. Thanks, I enjoy doing detail work. posted by volonteshiva |
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 I have this drawing hanging on our wall, actually. It was a Christmas present from volonte to us back in 1999. One of the best Christmas presents ever, IMO. There's a funny story about that photo, too, but that would be off-topic. posted by Tiefling |
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Tiefling: There's a funny story about that photo, too, but that would be off-topic. create another thread? posted by sangu |
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Tiefling: There's a funny story about that photo, too, but that would be off-topic. If it ties into the origin of the photo that spawned the drawing, then I think it is still ontopic. It gives further insight into the drawing. Plus I don't remember the funny story! posted by volonteshiva |
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 volonteshiva: Plus I don't remember the funny story! maybe tiefling had a semi-chubby in this pic  ...that would put a whole different perspective on things now wouldn't it?
ps great work, can you scan it closer so i can take a look at your penciling and shading technique? ever since volon put all these kick ass pictures up i have been ashamed to scan my little comic book drawings... they'll get laughed right outta the forum! oh ya and i haven't quiet gotten my scanner to work yet... posted by The ONEder Man |
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The ONEder Man: maybe tiefling had a semi-chubby in this pic ... yea, tiefling pmed me the funny story, but my mouth is sealed unless tiefling wants me to tell. posted by sangu |
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The ONEder Man: can you scan it closer so i can take a look at your penciling and shading technique? Not too much more to see. I used 4 different black art pencils, that were gradually darker. And I used my fingers to smooth things out. posted by volonteshiva |
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The ONEder Man: ever since volon put all these kick ass pictures up i have been ashamed to scan my little comic book drawings yeah, i know, volon outshines all. i drew a bit more after those two drawings but a bit afraid to post them. posted by sangu |
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