is it history part take a lot of ram? that is what i could think of.

seriously, try it first. You won't know unless you try it.
At first, you'll have that awkward feeling while drawing on tablet yo. Lama lama ok lah

I see.

have to start working...

actually this is commission work

Oh, I like her expression. Pensive, peaceful.

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Added on May 17, 2012, 10:27 pmNeed more research on stoking texture, sheesh.



This post has been edited by DragonReine: May 17 2012, 10:27 PM

thanks, but my friend said still need a lot work on face =x
that is deedlit v3.5 draft btw.

This post has been edited by Agito666: May 18 2012, 12:50 AM

hi guys...anyone here know how to draw kamen rider??can teach me how to draw, the skill that i need.huhu..

For a start, try to refer pictures of the rider you want to draw. Start with the simplest one, Kamen Rider #1 and #2.

how about kabuto form??the design look smart..

yes, it does look cool. But for people who just started to draw riders, it is advisable to start with a simple design first.
As for Kabuto's design, the body parts look easy to draw, but the mask itself is hard to draw (at least for me ).

This is one of my fictional (the one that I created myself) kamen rider, a rough draft for my comic. Suka-suka buat, nak buang masa only.
The design is not really good though.


If you want to see good designs just lurk Agito666's arts here. He's good at drawing them.

This post has been edited by XPAWNED01: May 18 2012, 09:56 AM

wow...very cool dude...why you not color using photoshop??

This post has been edited by shinkuro: May 18 2012, 09:58 AM

no time to do so. too busy with intership.

hey did u know about this artist?

https://www.facebook.com/sam.spratt

a very fantastic artist..i think he did very well in his skin tone. the way he inject other colors in it =)

@ Inachi

Yeah, I've seen his work. It's not really what I'd use for this piece, since I've been asked to give it a Noir feel with some steampunk influences, so the palette has to be very muted; strong lights and shadows, not much colour.

He uses a different workflow from mine; he paints black and white first, to get the values right, before he overlays colours on top of the black and white piece. It gives him more freedom to paint in wild colours, since if the values are right the colours aren't going to matter much; your mind will still read the shapes correctly

My workflow is somewhat closer to what Don Seegmiller does in his digital work; sketch, then paint over directly with colours: http://www.seegmillerart.com

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Added on May 18, 2012, 9:28 pmMore portrait work, except I'm experimenting with making flawless skin:



This post has been edited by DragonReine: May 18 2012, 09:28 PM

wah pale skin.

first time I see u do this tone!

I have a bad habit of changing my mind a lot >_>

First figure studies assignment
Overkill tho, took me more than 10 hours



Reference

Oh, not bad! Just need to watch the values (some places that should be shadowed are not dark enough) and the features are a bit lopsided, but pretty good for a first assignment.

try to measure.. using a ruler or even with the pencil first next time unless youre already confident with your estimation.