S&T WIPs

[lightblitter22]

Nice, but they look a bit cartoony to me...

(sorry... bad pun:D cool stuff)

[ernia]

I think they look gorgeous.

ernia

[Byla]

nice art directing indeed, no critics.

[mikeh64]

thanks for the S&T styles PDF - great resource

and yes, S&T is really addicting once you start digging - the depth and power is remarkable

[onostuff]

Thanks Badastic,
Looks great and the pdf is a great resource.

Patrick

[acmepixel]

Thank you Alex! This is great. I am inspired to dust off my copy of S&T.

[Newstream]

Hey! Thanks for all the encouraging words :)

You know S&T can actually be quite a time-saver especially if you've got a client who wants hand drawn looking illustrations and suddenly decides he wants them drawn from a slightly different angle. He doesn't need to know that its a piece of cake for you to just change the camera angle and re-render the image with the exact same "look" and stroke as the previous illustration without the actual pain of redrawing the whole thing the traditional way by hand! In this respect S&T is wonderful.

Another thing worth mentioning is if you happen to be working on an image that's part of a series, S&T allows all the rendered images in the series to look consistently drawn i.e. as if all drawn by the same artist (providing you stick to similar lighting & camera angles etc.) This can sometimes be both tricky and time-consuming to achieve in real life even if you happen to be skilled at drawing.

Cheers / Alex

[Tiziano]

COOL BAD!
You the Man!

[Finster]

Thanks Bad for that PDF resource. I just got S&T yesterday, and this will help a lot.

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