just to share another older artwork.. one of my first digital potrait as you can see i used alot of bristle bursh as i have no clue yet on how to shade that time
man.. cant even do the hair properly XD

now this called style lor ?
refer to SFIV

yea i tried applying fresco filter on this and woah! almost like cell shading effect sia...
edit: the image i posted is without

This post has been edited by Bonchi: Oct 14 2011, 11:44 AM

holy cow,great chronicle,can make a movie out of it.
so can you steal a style from a people among us?

I know where did u take this,SNSD First Photobook.
the photobook is great,got many magnificent photos.

This post has been edited by Adamiquesce: Oct 14 2011, 01:11 PM

ok.......... i made that up about the talent thing

dam you sharp

but its true about the rest of it,

lol sorry for ruin it.

fan art doodle haha.

original:


that time she was drawing moe version of herself then i just draw ero version of herself

it is call learning from observation. not special power there.

adapt, absorb, convert into your style.

well if you willing to make a speed paint video of you artwork
do let me see it

so i can absorb

mclelun is specialize in vector art.
and prgramming...


take back my word...

he is specialize is vector art...
now i saw his painting also good...got involve photography too...
and programming interactive stuff...what else?


and gaming TF2

This post has been edited by Agito666: Oct 14 2011, 05:38 PM

i got boring with cartoon vector, so i plugin my wacom and paint more nowadays.

man gonna respect you more

That is why I say "tend". I'm generalizing. There are, of course, exceptions to the rule, but for 70% of drawings you're going to be drawing womanly women and manly men. Posture and pose are by far and large a result of the physical differences between male and female. A woman's walk, for example, is not going to look like a man's walk, because the "idealized" woman is (usually) bottom heavy, with wide hips, while the "idealized" male is top-heavy, with narrow hips.

"Shojo-style" is also generalizing it a bit. Plenty of accomplished shojo mangaka draw men looking like men; VERY beautiful and sometimes androgynous men, but still. Their behaviour, movement, features etc are still noticeably male for the most part. From my mentoring experience, the question of unable to draw manly men tends to be a result of the artist spending far too much time drawing women. This is also often a problem encountered by beginner female artists, who are... well, FEMALE, and therefore it's easier for them to "express" femininity in their art, but since they're beginners and have not learnt observation well enough, they can't draw men that well. I'm a bit of an exception who finds men easier to draw, but then again, I am something of a specialist; specifically in beefcake art, where I'm actually supposed to EXAGGERATE masculinity, often in a sensual and/or sexual manner.

last quick sketch post before balik kampong

take a good rest and play dragon age 2 and maybe watch real steal .. if i can get the ticket




my drawing style, lazy + unfinished + sketchy

lol dude..what program u use? D:
Sai's or PS? hmm

i guess everybody got into drawing characters by copying first,I copied Dragon Ball back in my childhood.

wao nice sure took u sometimes to finish this

mieh

heks how you draw like that? isit just randomly pick bursh then bam bam bam..done

This post has been edited by Sai91: Oct 14 2011, 11:27 PM