Show us your drawings/artwork

[Menthis]

I wanted a nice canvas to hang on the wall but objected to the current prices for "modern art" pieces so I painted this.

Really like this too.. Want in my room

 

[shifty_uk]

Just an update on the knight in my opening post, face still needs some work but that's another 45 mins or so spent on the body.

 

[Morgoth]

Some wicked canvas work in here, love it!

I've done some pencil sketching too but it's not amazing.

 

[Pate]

Okay then screw it. I've got an hour or so to spare.

Something please give me something to draw/inspiration and i'll find a pencil and bit of paper somewhere.

(can't draw for **** though )


edit: gonna draw me a beretta.

 

[Skillmister]

Does 3d count? Need to texture this at some point....

 

[ScarySquirrel]

Annoyingly I was decent at drawing when I was about 8 or 9 (for my age), but now I can't draw for ****!

Some great work in here.

 

[TheMeekon]

Very tidy skillmister

 

[Shayper]

Just a few doodles I did when I was le bored

That image just reminded me of the Audio Phreaks label for Bar9 - Motion

I'll post up one in a bit that I have been working on, nothing special. Shift I agree with the black and white thing, looks more epic

 

[Shayper]

Very random and terrible image (proportions are well off and I CANNOT do legs) but here goes nowt!

 

[dirtybeatfreak]

Very jelous here, I have always wanted to be able to draw (mainly pencil work) but I fail miserably

 

[Somnambulist]

Modest, just a bit. The anatomy is brilliant, nice style

Ta. Life-drawing, particularly short dynamic poses, is one of the best ways to improve your ability and add the ultra important depth to your drawing that makes it look more convincing. Many people learn by copying pictures from mags etc, and while that's fine, it often means they end up developing great shading skills but their stuff looks 'flat'.

You don't have to go to classes (although you should!), things like Burne Hogarth's Dynamic Figure Drawing (and the rest of his books), or that classic 'How To Draw Comics The Marvel Way' are pretty essential tomes for the budding pencil artist. That and looking at all the 5-star sketchbooks on Concept-Art.org <3

 

[GreatAuk]

2 years on, and I've got worse.

 

[Jengo]

Do you do 3d modelling as part of your job skillmister? If so what do you do? (plus whats the polycount on that bad boy?)

Same thing, does 3d work count as art? Here's some stuff from my dissertation...

 

[GothicCorpse]

thats mine from paint
i got second prize

cant remember what the game i won was tho....

edit

will update when i find the hard copy of the game

 

[Psypher5]

uni work:

concept for a mod which we made

 

[GothicCorpse]

phunks

 

[shifty_uk]

Nearing the end of this one hopefully, seems to be taking shape around the face You chaps in this thread have spurred me on to actually finish a sketch for a change and get down to the finer details which I normally disregard!

Side by side:

 

[4p]

Mate that is SICK.

Very

 

[[FnG]magnolia]

This thread has talent, I'm impressed. Loving your stuff in particular shifty uk, kudos!

 

[shifty_uk]

*Tips hat*