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Raul-Reznek

08-07-2002, 04:48 PM

Hello to all of ya who know the great skill of drawing and painting!!!
This is the dude.
http://www.3dclub.biz/Raul/poze/concept1.jpg

I can not realize how good OR BAD, this char. is so that's why I'd like u to tell me. SO pls be HONEST.

Thx dudes!!! :D and don't forget to :beer: on!!! :D

Raul-Reznek

08-07-2002, 05:12 PM

Oh and here is a quick sketch I made.

http://www.3dclub.biz/Raul/poze/concept2.jpg

Raul-Reznek

08-07-2002, 05:16 PM

IT SUCKS doesn't it???

Oh well!!!
Back to the drawing board :wip: :sad: :insane:

Gamoron

08-07-2002, 05:27 PM

I don't think it sucks! It looks very stylised and I'm not sure if that was what you were headed for. His arms are too tight to his body(his shoulders are really pinching together[ouch!]) and his hands are to small. Other then that i like it. Reminds me of old Sci-Fi book covers from the 60's and 70's.

Raul-Reznek

08-07-2002, 05:31 PM

Thx for the reply dude, but I don't think I'm gonna redo it cuz only now I realise that it's....I dunno, boring.

The next chatacter will maybe be better.

O.k. I think I'll post another character in here a bit later.

Thx for the relpy Gamoron! :thumbsup:

08-07-2002, 07:34 PM

Very good design....i love that gun!Keep it up!

Asorson

08-08-2002, 06:23 AM

I'm kind of drunk right now so I'll say what I really think. Yeah it really does suck ;) Sorry.

The main thing that sucks is the anatomy. Calling it stylized is just trying to be nice. For something to work and be stylized it has to still mimic reality, but just be exxagerated. This doesn't do that.

I'm not a great 2d artist like some of the people on here, but I'll tell you what helped me overcome this problem.

Draw the underlying shapes of the figure before you start rendering details. Then open up a bunch of anatomy pictures and compare it and see where you are ****ing up. It's really easy to make changes on your model when it's still circles and cylinders, but once you start drawing in the muscles and shading then you are beyong the point of no return.

Best of luck.

Raul-Reznek

08-08-2002, 07:28 AM

Erik Asorson, NOW THAT is the kinda post i WAS LOOKING FOR.

Straight up!!!
I can never know how bad my work stinks 'cuz everyone is going all arround the nasty talking part.

Thx. dude!
This char is beyond me anyway, something new ahead.

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