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Nomad

Posted June 2, '12 10:02pm UTC

I LOVE YOUR ART
I dont know if you stopped doing this.... but i saw you drew dudeguy a while back... could you draw me, the epic faunbard?
you dont have to cuz your probably busy but i am what my username says i am. A faun (or satyr) bard (one who plays instruments, such as a flute or pipe.)
YOUR ART IS EPIC

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unkn0wm3

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Nomad

Posted June 3, '12 4:04pm UTC

Wow I really love your drawings! Especially the smiley one! =)

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Bronze

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Shepherd

Posted June 3, '12 8:44pm UTC

Thanks. Yeah I don't mind drawing you, I'll probably get to it this week.

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light_chaser

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Peasant

Posted June 4, '12 4:13pm UTC

Are you taking requests? If so, could you draw me? just draw a random guy chasing a spot of light.

appearance: jeans and a hoodie.

no color or anything. Please get back to me, thanks in advance!

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razeOWNER21

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Nomad

Posted June 5, '12 4:17pm UTC

How do you post images here?

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Cenere

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Jester

Posted June 5, '12 5:01pm UTC

Aw, Bronze, want some crits?
(It might not do good, it's hard giving critiques to people that are around or above yourself in skill, after all)

May 29:
A good use of colour, it highlights the subject in an interesting and unusual manner, though it doesn't blend well with the pencil lines.
The hair might use a little work, even though, for a picture of this type, it might be enough to make the facial features stand out. I assume the ear isn't shaded up properly for the same reason.
You could possibly have exaggerated the shadows a little some places to give the picture more depth, along the collar a deeper shadow would have made the neck/skin/face be more distinct, and same thing about the hair/ear.
The scar(?) is a little too... Much? It springs to eye, but mostly because it doesn't seem to fit the rest of the picture.

May 17:
I really like the way the shadow looks against the grass. It's a good concept and composition, and the choice of colour is again rather well chosen. The only two things that spring to mind is the way the clouds look, many of them have that rather hard line of blue on the top side of them, and it looks a little offputting. The grass also comes off a little distracting somehow with the long lines of colour, instead of a blend of colours and vague illusion of detail that grass from a distance have.
I do (as I believe I have done before) recommend you try out some watercolour pencils, as I think you could do amazing feats with them, and they blend rather well, even without use of colour. At the very least, these pencils would have helped out unifying the colouring a little, making the sky look smooth and alive, and giving the grass a different kind of structure, that could either have been left as it was, or could be used as a base for something else.

Also, I forget, but which type of pencils do you use? Regular HB?

I plan on getting the AG users group on deviantart back in business, we've let it sit around for to **** long. If you're interested in joining *looks at Cen* let me know. In the meantime I guess I'll keep posting here.

Perhaps later.

Aw, Bronze, want some crits?\r\n(It might not do good, it's hard giving critiques to people that are around or above yourself in skill, after all)\r\n\r\nMay 29:\r\nA good use of colour, it highlights the subject in an interesting and unusual manner, though it doesn't blend well with the pencil lines. \r\nThe hair might use a little work, even though, for a picture of this type, it might be enough to make the facial features stand out. I assume the ear isn't shaded up properly for the same reason.\r\nYou could possibly have exaggerated the shadows a little some places to give the picture more depth, along the collar a deeper shadow would have made the neck/skin/face be more distinct, and same thing about the hair/ear. \r\nThe scar(?) is a little too... Much? It springs to eye, but mostly because it doesn't seem to fit the rest of the picture.\r\n\r\nMay 17:\r\nI really like the way the shadow looks against the grass. It's a good concept and composition, and the choice of colour is again rather well chosen. The only two things that spring to mind is the way the clouds look, many of them have that rather hard line of blue on the top side of them, and it looks a little offputting. The grass also comes off a little distracting somehow with the long lines of colour, instead of a blend of colours and vague illusion of detail that grass from a distance have.\r\nI do (as I believe I have done before) recommend you try out some watercolour pencils, as I think you could do amazing feats with them, and they blend rather well, even without use of colour. At the very least, these pencils would have helped out unifying the colouring a little, making the sky look smooth and alive, and giving the grass a different kind of structure, that could either have been left as it was, or could be used as a base for something else. \r\n\r\nAlso, I forget, but which type of pencils do you use? Regular HB?\r\n\r\n[quote]I plan on getting the AG users group on deviantart back in business, we've let it sit around for to **** long. If you're interested in joining *looks at Cen* let me know. In the meantime I guess I'll keep posting here.[/quote]\r\nPerhaps later.

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Bronze

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Shepherd

Posted June 5, '12 6:14pm UTC

Ooooooh crits lol. Maybe you should reopen the art contest since you seem to be in the mood. And hell, I'm not that good man, so any contructive criticism is welcome.

May 29:
A good use of colour, it highlights the subject in an interesting and unusual manner, though it doesn't blend well with the pencil lines.
The hair might use a little work, even though, for a picture of this type, it might be enough to make the facial features stand out. I assume the ear isn't shaded up properly for the same reason.
You could possibly have exaggerated the shadows a little some places to give the picture more depth, along the collar a deeper shadow would have made the neck/skin/face be more distinct, and same thing about the hair/ear.
The scar(?) is a little too... Much? It springs to eye, but mostly because it doesn't seem to fit the rest of the picture.

I'm not good at improvising my own shading. In this case, the game art had very little shading, and I tried to exaggerate where I could. I learned early on that that was a weakness of mine. I remember how my still lifes in art class came out so light, and I'd would just tell the teacher that there wasn't any drak areas lol. Everything after the face was rushed, so you're pretty spot on with everything.

I really like the way the shadow looks against the grass

Really? I was afraid I would ruin everything when I committed to it.

You're right about everything else of course. It sounds like I gotta get some wc pencils.

Perhaps later

I wouldn't worry about it, no one gives a crap about it lol.

Ooooooh crits lol. Maybe you should reopen the art contest since you seem to be in the mood. And hell, I'm not that good man, so any contructive criticism is welcome.\r\n\r\n[quote]May 29:\r\nA good use of colour, it highlights the subject in an interesting and unusual manner, though it doesn't blend well with the pencil lines.\r\nThe hair might use a little work, even though, for a picture of this type, it might be enough to make the facial features stand out. I assume the ear isn't shaded up properly for the same reason.\r\nYou could possibly have exaggerated the shadows a little some places to give the picture more depth, along the collar a deeper shadow would have made the neck/skin/face be more distinct, and same thing about the hair/ear.\r\nThe scar(?) is a little too... Much? It springs to eye, but mostly because it doesn't seem to fit the rest of the picture.\r\n[/quote]\r\n\r\nI'm not good at improvising my own shading. In this case, the game art had very little shading, and I tried to exaggerate where I could. I learned early on that that was a weakness of mine. I remember how my still lifes in art class came out so light, and I'd would just tell the teacher that there wasn't any drak areas lol. Everything after the face was rushed, so you're pretty spot on with everything. \r\n\r\n[quote]I really like the way the shadow looks against the grass[/quote]\r\n\r\nReally? I was afraid I would ruin everything when I committed to it.\r\n\r\nYou're right about everything else of  course. It sounds like I gotta get some wc pencils.\r\n\r\n[quote] Perhaps later[/quote]\r\n\r\nI wouldn't worry about it, no one gives a crap about it lol.

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Bronze

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Shepherd

Posted June 5, '12 6:28pm UTC

Are you taking requests?Â If so, could you draw me?Â just draw a random guy chasing a spot of light.Â

I'll see what I can do. I don't know when I'll get to it though.

How do you post images here?

You need to use a photo hosting site, bud. Here, read this link .

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Cenere

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Jester

Posted June 5, '12 6:37pm UTC

Ooooooh crits lol. Maybe you should reopen the art contest since you seem to be in the mood. And hell, I'm not that good man, so any contructive criticism is welcome.

Perhaps in the fall. I am under a bit of pressure right now.
And you are good. We are not in the same fields of style, so it might be that, but I do think you are both talented and skilled.

@May29:
That is bothersome somehow, yes, but perhaps you should take to using shading as a way of emphasising your subjects. Take a vacation from the trouble of referencing, and be a bit imaginative about the art. Then perhaps I shall take your spot and learn some referencing/realism. I do need it for my animation course.
I don't know what else to say. But taking a step past the reference might work out for you, even if rushing. And well, as mentioned, it does draw attention towards the face, which is a good point of interest.

Really? I was afraid I would ruin everything when I committed to it.

It works surprisingly well, and would be precisely that type of menacing shadow a young hero would ride through on his journey towards the temple in the sky.

It sounds like I gotta get some wc pencils.

They are fun, and I at least think my pencils were worth the money.
If nothing else, they give out a whole lot of colour, so they are pretty good for finishing touches when something needs to stand out more.

I wouldn't worry about it, no one gives a crap about it lol.

Needs more of an effort, eh?
I will consider it, but, well, at the moment dA doesn't really interest me much past looking at other people's master pieces and so forth.

[quote]Ooooooh crits lol. Maybe you should reopen the art contest since you seem to be in the mood. And hell, I'm not that good man, so any contructive criticism is welcome.[/quote]\r\nPerhaps in the fall. I am under a bit of pressure right now. \r\nAnd you are good. We are not in the same fields of style, so it might be that, but I do think you are both talented and skilled. \r\n\r\n@May29:\r\nThat is bothersome somehow, yes, but perhaps you should take to using shading as a way of emphasising your subjects. Take a vacation from the trouble of referencing, and be a bit imaginative about the art. Then perhaps I shall take your spot and learn some referencing/realism. I do need it for my animation course. \r\nI don't know what else to say. But taking a step past the reference might work out for you, even if rushing. And well, as mentioned, it does draw attention towards the face, which is a good point of interest. \r\n\r\n[quote]Really? I was afraid I would ruin everything when I committed to it.[/quote]\r\nIt works surprisingly well, and would be precisely that type of menacing shadow a young hero would ride through on his journey towards the temple in the sky.\r\n\r\n[quote]It sounds like I gotta get some wc pencils.[/quote]\r\nThey are fun, and I at least think my pencils were worth the money.\r\nIf nothing else, they give out a whole lot of colour, so they are pretty good for finishing touches when something needs to stand out more. \r\n\r\n[quote]I wouldn't worry about it, no one gives a crap about it lol.[/quote]\r\nNeeds more of an effort, eh? \r\nI will consider it, but, well, at the moment dA doesn't really interest me much past looking at other people's master pieces and so forth.

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Bronze

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Shepherd

Posted June 5, '12 9:30pm UTC

Perhaps in the fall. I am under a bit of pressure right now.

I'd love to see it, and you could atleast count on one participant.

Take a vacation from the trouble of referencing, and be a bit imaginative about the art. Then perhaps I shall take your spot and learn some referencing/realism. I do need it for my animation course.

I'd love to see you go for something realistic, would you start a whole new art thread to show it? And you wanna see something from my imagination? Are you sure you want to see want comes from my mind? lol

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Bronze

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Shepherd

Posted October 31, '12 6:38pm UTC

Ok, I have a lot of stuff to post, but for today I'm just gonna share some armatars/avatars that I've doodled.

They are all hand drawn, 2"x2" panels. I'm gonna color some of them.