The Drawing Thread

CapnPyro · Mar 7, 2006

I'm a Helpdesk Technician for a videogame company.. hopefully a comic book artist soon

pyrot3chnic · Mar 7, 2006

i find it interesting that there are 3 aspiring artists with pyro aliases on this board.

we should get together and do a comic or something.

Gangrel · Mar 7, 2006

GiftOfTheGame said:

that is awesome...

how big is it?
how much?

n3gative · Mar 8, 2006

pencil crayons

monster sketches

dynasty warriorz

design for a friend

pencil and inkz

GiftOfTheGame · Mar 8, 2006

Gangrel said:
that is awesome...

how big is it?
how much?

haha thats a small detail from a painting, the only part of it that didn't suck.
I fucked the whole thing up with the rain :|

Gangrel · Mar 8, 2006

i like it

burtrennalds · Mar 8, 2006

suxor

Rigel · Mar 8, 2006

CapnPyro said:

Witchblade?

Please post the final product after inking/coloring.

claudius · Mar 11, 2006

This is a drawing I started today that I'm still working on.

MC Hamster · Mar 11, 2006

claudius said:
This is a drawing I started today that I'm still working on.

[!IMG]http://www.thiswholeshitisbananas.org/images/sketches/pb-square3.jpg[/IMG]

Rest of series?? :brows:

claudius · Mar 11, 2006

MC Hamster said:
Rest of series??

This is the same girl (posted earlier in the thread). I'm sure I'll end up doing more of her.

FishStix · Mar 11, 2006

very impressive

CapnPyro · Mar 13, 2006

Just finished this tonight, let me know what you guys think. A few things look off, and there's a few things that are new to me that I've never drawn before.

Usher · Mar 13, 2006

CapnPyro said:
Just finished this tonight, let me know what you guys think. A few things look off, and there's a few things that are new to me that I've never drawn before.

I like how each frame gets larger as you progress down.

I see you have a nice detailed line style which suits comics very well. I think you would be even better if you worked on figures some. If you feel you could improve I can suggest a few books that really have made a huge impression on me.

MC Hamster · Mar 13, 2006

since we're here and there's all these drawing types around, can anyone suggest some good resources for someone like myself to get started drawing? I've messed around a little bit in the past but have always had problems with consistancy.. things will get horribly out of scale from one area to another and whatnot.

but yeah - any decent online 'learn to draw gooder' things around?

mr_luc · Mar 13, 2006

MC Hamster said:
since we're here and there's all these drawing types around, can anyone suggest some good resources for someone like myself to get started drawing? I've messed around a little bit in the past but have always had problems with consistancy.. things will get horribly out of scale from one area to another and whatnot.

but yeah - any decent online 'learn to draw gooder' things around?

Loomis.

Swamp Kitten · Mar 13, 2006

I'm always so sad to come to the end of these threads

Great work by all, I'm entirely impressed.

CapnPyro · Mar 13, 2006

Usher said:
I like how each frame gets larger as you progress down.

I see you have a nice detailed line style which suits comics very well. I think you would be even better if you worked on figures some. If you feel you could improve I can suggest a few books that really have made a huge impression on me.

thanks, yeah who were you referring too? i have the complete bridgeman guide, and a pdf of loomis' book.

epidemic · Mar 13, 2006

claudius is an arteest

the plot thickens

sled · Mar 13, 2006

Top Notch work from everyone, props.
I wish I had talent :razz:

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