Sketchbook Thread of Cg_Icecube - 2D/3D

#61

Nice thread Richa :slight_smile:
btw i’d like to say something about that walrus…his hands r looking more realistic than his feet…just my observation…could be wrong…

keep working !

#62

Hi Shyamshriram:) Glad u liked:thumbsup:

:wip:Walrus

I really like him though I like his body being rolly all the way up (like in the sketch) will look better.

#63

:wip:Head 016
Thanks alot to Zhuzhu for sharing with us Open Canvas-" simple and magical digital painting tool"…:slight_smile:
:applause: http://forums.cgsociety.org/showpost.php?p=3741810&postcount=2

Here is a WIP on head 016…done in OC…smhw OC seems to work very nicely with pen pressures…

Just tryin airbrushin here too…ll post finished update tmrw

#64

Riiiiiicha!! The “bronze” head looks really cool! It looks metallic and I like shiny things : )

#65

Herez an update on Head 016 done in OC:bounce:

Shay:bounce: glad u like it:love:

#66

C & C are always welcome:)

#67

WIP head 035

#68

Richa,

Great going so far! It’s really nice to see your progress here. :slight_smile:

Cheers,

~Rebecca

#69

Rock on Richa… these are lookin good kid : )

#70

Oh Rebecca:) missed u fr so long…
Thanks:)
Anatomy Lesson part1 - Head is great workshop by you…And i ve to follow it:bounce:Its a gr8 way of learning anatomy:applause:

Shay:)You 'll alwaz be an inspiration and a gr8 friend:love:Thanks for filling the fuel of appreciation:bounce:

#71

WIP head 035
also tryn out OC lighting filter

#72

Nice Work on the Botticelli Profile!I would recommend you pay a visit to the Sketchbook Thread of Spirit Dreamer,he has lots of nifty tips on painting without lines .

#73

Thomasphoenix:)I did follow ur recommendation:wise:Spiritdreamer has amazing talent of painting and guiding abt his wrkflow!..

Herez further work on the same head035 esp in drapery…

#74

Awesome progress Richa-doll : )

Try and stay away from 100% black in your shadows until the very end. Right now it flattens out the form quite a bit. Always start with the soft shadows and use the heavy black for “hard” cast shadows. The same came be said for the highlights. Believe me I am not an expert this is just something that has really hit home for me recently. Look at zhu-zhu’s work and you will see that 90% of the value range are just slight variations of the midtone. The highlights and shadows are added only to make the form “pop”

Keep up the great work!

#75

Apologies for being absent for long…
Been busy in student’s project…
A very useful post thr as alwaz Shay…keep postin!..
Herez a quick update on anodr head06

#76

:DDoing one torso daily ain’t gona cmplete my target…Gotta speed up…
Here are first 3:

Tryin diff brushes for each…
Well hard round Airbrush with low opacity works best:)

#77

Excellent start Richa! If I were Rebecca, I would say to watch the proportions before worrying about the shading. Really try and nail the structure, then when you feel more comfortable with the muscles, connections and opposing curves then move on.

#78

Shay:scream:waiting for your art:bounce: on Anatomy Lesson Series!..

Herez the progress:

#79

EDIT: double post:shrug:

#80

Hi Richa,

so glad I found your sketchbook again (all the sudden I realized I wasn’t subscribed yet ) :slight_smile:
Your work is very inspiring! I really love those torso studies you made

The animated gif of your latest torso study… I’m really diggin that!

Great work and thanks for sharing
:wavey: