Characters: Painter portrait scribbles

#7

I like the overall atmosphere in those pictures.

I especially like the hair in the last one… :applause:

How long did these take to make ?

#8

@Soeren
Your eyes and a lot of practice are your best help :slight_smile:

@Serul
Thanks man.
About 10 to 20 min’s a piece.

#9

jeroentje

yeah I guess your right, I can allready see a great improvement in my drawing, IM RUNNING OUT OF PAPER NOW :confused:

#10

GOOD! That way you have a whole empty desk to fill! Work big!

#11

:drool: :drool: :drool:

you know what I mean, Jeroentje :wink:

#12

Wery nice stuff.

Ha, that auntie looks like uncle with a wig.

Stuff like that makes me wonder, why in earth i gave up my pencil when i got pc

#13

Thank you Norante, my bagheaded friend :slight_smile:

This is all zeroes and ones Poju: Painter C and a Wacom G2.

#14

I mean’t that it’s been awhile since i’ve actually draved anything so my skills(that little i had) are almost gone and it’s hard to find time practise anymore.

#15

Sorry to hear that Poju. Here’s an idea; kick your girl out, get one of the smaller Wacom’s and start painting. It is fun :slight_smile:

Anyway, here’s another wiseguy…

Eric Bana’s mom… (Hulk movie seems like it will be cool…)

And my favorite. An ode to Apaparone and his muppet eye monsters.

Cheers jeroentje :beer: (still no Smirnoff smilies)

#16

Kicking my wife out isn’t an option anymore, she is bregnant 9nth week:bounce:

I have lot of time at work, but i can’t really install this machine anything so i play around with Blender:D

Btw: Where’s all nake chicks

#17

He, congratulations! Kids are cool! :bounce:

(Btw, I kicked 'em out?)

#18

These got lost in the crash, if you’re interested: here they are again.

Cheers, jeroentje

#19

Nice stuff Man. I like the harsh lighting on the characters. I’m going to look into this Painter app.

Cheers, and keep it up.

#20

He thanks :beer:

Just came back from your website. You have some pretty good things up there. I noticed you want to get into storyboard drawing btw, so maybe Painter will be a good tool for it. It has a prety good markertool in it, so you can keep some feeling of speed in your drawing (IMO, just what a good storyboard needs). I did most of these with that.

#21

Painting hair can be so much fun…
He reminds me a little bit of Billy Connoly, but that is just a coincidence.

#22

i’ve got Painter now jeroentje. I’m not sure how I feel about it. Another app to learn. Your hair is great!

#23

Why thank you Gamoron, I will tell my hairdresser :love: :insane: LOL

About Painter; I use Classic and that took me about 2 minutes. Dunno if you got another version, but the basics are pretty easy to learn. It is just like painting IRL only more flexibel. And I just love the multiple [ctr-Z] undo and the rotating canvas thing.

#24

Is there any other tutorial showing ALL brushes of painter? Or the only one is that which comes with the soft? Thre’s toooooo many brushes to play around and if I have a printed manual with ALL of that brushes in some examples it will be much better

:thumbsup:

#25

I have never seen a Painter tutorial. And there was no manual with the CD-ROM that came with my Wacom G2 tablet.
I just installed it and started playing with it :shrug:

#26

yeah, you’re right. I didn’t find great tutorials with painter… why this?

There’s a pdf that comes with the soft called “BrushVariants” which shows every brush of painter. But just a little trace, not how it functions or what can be done. Maybe i’m too lazy to try all of them
:cool:

Being a Photoshop fan since it’s fith version, it’s hard for me to keep another painter prog and learn… :thumbsdow

well… go on with your great drawing…

I’ll keep an eye on.

:slight_smile: