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Xein · 21 May 2013 at 15:56

The graphics work on here is outstanding, I wish I could produce things of similar qualities.

What programmes do people use and how did you start?

TheMeekon · 21 May 2013 at 15:59

So I revised Cletus straight away and di the arm and pump. Not doing anymore now.

TheMeekon · 24 May 2013 at 22:24

Quick concept paintover of a Zbrush model for a new concept:

Delvis · 24 May 2013 at 22:45

Slowly but surely building him up, just can't find time at the moment

Skillmister · 24 May 2013 at 22:55

TheMeekon said:
So I revised Cletus straight away and di the arm and pump. Not doing anymore now.

http://img17.imageshack.us/img17/1340/cletusfix.png[IMG][/QUOTE]

Epic.

Any env positions at TT? :p

Delvis · 28 May 2013 at 22:11

TheMeekon said:
So I revised Cletus straight away and di the arm and pump. Not doing anymore now.

Awesome work mate, looks amazing

I might dabble in 3D again at some point, I feel I need to explore sketching and 2D more for a few years yet.

Delvis said:
Slowly but surely building him up, just can't find time at the moment

Following on from the above, managed to find some more time this evening:

Coming along, just need to concentrate on shading some more and detailing...Will be difficult for me.

leezer3 · 28 May 2013 at 23:35

Not quite to the 3D scuplt standard of some others, but I'm rather proud of this little beauty:

Everything built from scratch by hand, including the route in the video

If you're interested, my train-sim site (OpenBVE) is:
http://www.bvecornwall.co.uk

-Leezer-

Craig R · 31 May 2013 at 14:08

Great job on Cleetus, TheMeekon.

elmarko · 31 May 2013 at 14:17

Delvis said:
Awesome work mate, looks amazing I might dabble in 3D again at some point, I feel I need to explore sketching and 2D more for a few years yet.

Following on from the above, managed to find some more time this evening:

Coming along, just need to concentrate on shading some more and detailing...Will be difficult for me.

Looking good

I tend to stick to paints for that kind of work (easier due to the block colour stye!) - also I'm not that great at pencil drawings any-more for some reason - my arm would fall off if I tried to shade that much!.

TheMeekon · 31 May 2013 at 14:35

Skillmister said:
Epic.

Any env positions at TT?

I think they are always looking for contract staff. Most likely making lego props though

Tiger looking good Delvis

Thanks all for the comments.

PooBrain · 31 May 2013 at 14:41

What pencils do you all use?

Delvis · 31 May 2013 at 14:43

elmarko said:
Looking good

I tend to stick to paints for that kind of work (easier due to the block colour stye!) - also I'm not that great at pencil drawings any-more for some reason - my arm would fall off if I tried to shade that much!.

I'm intending to try some different equipment soon, can't really do paint at the moment until I find somewhere proper to do it.

And thank you, I've done some more, trying to get the shading down somewhat, will update soonish hopefully

TheMeekon said:
Tiger looking good Delvis

Thanks mate, much appreciated

Skillmister · 31 May 2013 at 15:03

TheMeekon said:
I think they are always looking for contract staff. Most likely making lego props though

Tiger looking good Delvis

Thanks all for the comments.

I wouldn't mind that at all. I'll send my stuff to the jobs email

elmarko · 31 May 2013 at 15:12

Delvis said:
I'm intending to try some different equipment soon, can't really do paint at the moment until I find somewhere proper to do it.

And thank you, I've done some more, trying to get the shading down somewhat, will update soonish hopefully

Thanks mate, much appreciated

It's def worth trying a few different mediums.

I didn't do any painting until my mid 20's (all pencil drawings before that) - paints & artist pens are very recent really & I'm already significantly better at them than using pencils (which wasn't what I expected at the time).

You may have a natural sweet spot for something different!.

Delvis · 31 May 2013 at 15:25

elmarko said:
It's def worth trying a few different mediums.

I didn't do any painting until my mid 20's (all pencil drawings before that) - paints & artist pens are very recent really & I'm already significantly better at them than using pencils (which wasn't what I expected at the time).

You may have a natural sweet spot for something different!.

True

The issue at the moment is money, just got to use what I have available

elmarko · 31 May 2013 at 19:13

A quick one this, about 30mins using pro-markers, sketched the black section, filled it in - then free-drew the grey sections (pretty simple & easy this one tbh, also a bit scruffy for my liking).

RevBillyG · 31 May 2013 at 19:21

Fantastic!

Delvis · 1 Jun 2013 at 10:16

30 mins? I hate you.

I couldnt do anything in 30 mins

Forgot to ask, what do you rest on when drawing? Im looking for a decent lap tray or something...

sports_brah · 1 Jun 2013 at 10:19

leezer3 said:
Not quite to the 3D scuplt standard of some others, but I'm rather proud of this little beauty:

Everything built from scratch by hand, including the route in the video

If you're interested, my train-sim site (OpenBVE) is:
http://www.bvecornwall.co.uk

-Leezer-

Excellent!

elmarko · 1 Jun 2013 at 10:30

Delvis said:
30 mins? I hate you.

I couldnt do anything in 30 mins

Forgot to ask, what do you rest on when drawing? Im looking for a decent lap tray or something...

I use the pad the paper came in on my lap, but really I should be using a lap tray or an easel - but it's a pain to get it all set-up.

Hehe, it's only 30mins as it has almost no detail compared to say the tiger - which took me 4 hours 30mins lol, it's also got loads of white (Which helps!).

The only part of the picture of mine above I'm keen on really is the front leg/join to the main body on the front walker - surprised it's obvious what it is (taking into account how little is there) - the rest is slightly out on perspective I think.

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