Originally posted by Mr. Mu: I remember this piece which is 40 seconds musical ideas and development and then 2 or 3 minutes just end phrases and cadences, building up a completely absurd and hilarious climax. I laughed so hard when I first heard it.
Only you are smart enough to get something like this, Mr. Mu! 
Oh, how Iād love to believe this was true:scream:
Seriously, that musical masterpiece was one big slapstick comedy - anyone will get it. I will find it and pm you a link, OK?
Seriously, that musical masterpiece was one big slapstick comedy - anyone will get it. I will find it and pm you a link, OK?
WooHoo!
[left]Hi guys, yesterday I discovered this hidden goldmine by accident, then immediately started to go page by page to gather the references (silly me missed the references thread and spent more than an hour doing this); anyways, I wanted to say that this is one helluva interactive drawing class. [/left]
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[left]Queensoul God bless you brains for popping out this great idea and thanks for making it so great and addictive.[/left]
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[left]I also want to thank Rebecca for putting up so much of herself on helping out everybody and making an enormous effort to make this community rock . Iāve been following your stuff since your first post and must say that none of your six thousands was in vain. And thanks for the image submitting tut, it helped ;)[/left]
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[left]So Iām a little late, I know, but Iāll try to keep up and start with some of the old references. Above is my first sketch done for Sketchathon.[/left]
Originally posted by Mr. Mu: rebecca - your charcoal drawings never cease to unhinge my jaws. With your digital pieces I sometimes get the desire to put on my glasses (which I canāt cause I have no glasses), though.
I think you somewhere said that Goro wanted to make you use hard edged brushes. From what your digital landscapes are looking like (they have the same dreamlike quality) this simply seems to be your style, but in one of your earlier sketches in this thread there was a stronger balance between soft and hard edges, somehow.
background music stops playing
silence
tumbleweed rolls by
err, yea, but what do I know, actually?
Thanks, Mr. Mu! 
I think those last ones were pretty bad, though! With respect to my digital work, hehe, yeah, I do have a soft spot for the soft brushes ~ HA! crowd groans ~ no, but actually, I do prefer a slightly fuzzy look, but need to develop it so that it looks intentional, vs. like I need to have my prescription checked! As I have far more experience / training in traditional media painting / drawing~wise than digital, Iām here to learn / practice as much as anyone else (if not more!) so all comments / crits are well~received.
Cheers,
~Rebeccak
LaurentiuBontea,
Welcome aboard! Very happy you are joining us, and Wow, youāve been following since the start of the Anatomy Forum? Happy that you are finally posting! :bounce:Thanks for all the nice words, and we all look forward to your participation.
Hey, I really like your piece! Great style, and I particularly like the way that you have reddened the outer extremities / hands, thatās quite sophisticated! Want to tell us a bit about your background and training?
Cheers,
~Rebeccak
LaurentiuBontea> I really like the style of your paintings, really interesting variation of marks. excellent stuff. Welcome to the thread and keep up the good work.
laurentiuBontea - hell, a name like a trademark and a style like lightning. This thread is attracting talent like a light the moths. Great work!
Yep, I can definitely see that LaurentiuBontea and AOAH (AndyOnAHill) have a lot in common stylistically! Speaking of AOAH, where are your posts, Mister? 
Heh, no shape is too sophisticated when viewed through ālentile de sintezaā <- romanian expression [a synthesys lens (?)], too bad that it developing sooo hard 
Iām 23, and just finished art school (this year), thereās nothing BIG in my background (yet), Iām a little aspirant to the game/movie industry.
Congrats on finishing school! If you are interested in 3D, you will definitely want to check out the beautiful work of our friend Lemog here, whose work ROCKS!!!
Cheers,
~Rebeccak
No problem!
Seriously, check out Lemoggieās work ~ itās here: :love:
http://lemog.free.fr/lemog_v5/index.php
Oh, Iāve just seen that the work youāve done on the Anat Forum is on your site, Lemog! :bounce:
Cheers,
~Rk
Oh yeah, Iāve seen some of those around, I remember the OFDW one, he really rocks!! Keep it up Lemog! I wish I could model like you do
[left]Hereās another one that I did today :wip:[/left]
and hereās the reference pic:
hahahahaā¦ youāre so strong honeyā¦ like that, that permit me to always following if I made progress or notā¦ and the most important, that permit me do doesnāt lose these drawings
As you can seeā¦ my website is always not finishingā¦ since last junyā¦ a shameā¦ I must try to finish it this week, or at the beginning of the next weekā¦
remain me the 3d animation section to addā¦ maybe some additional old traditional 2d stuffsā¦ and a new section of 1600x1200 texturesā¦ and I certainly forget another thingā¦ Thanks to visit my personal website Beckie :bowdown:really honored.
Thanks a lot Laurentiu
maybe Iām older than you mate I just wish you to be better than me when you will have my age 
In any caseā¦ I come back tomorrow in the OFDW #8 with something better than todayā¦ promised
@ Laurentiu. Iām impressed! Lovely textures and GREAT energy. Hope to see more of your work.
Two sketches from me: 10 minutes each
