WARNING MINDLESS RANT:SO sheep-pol i've been lurkity lurking for many years and finally deiced to make an art thread to inspire me to draw at least 1 piece of art everyday .....I usually am really lazy unless i work in groups or with some over messenger with another artsy person...i lost my art friend like start of the year so i have done a lot of art this year

sum old stuff:



This year:

*WARNING THIS HAS BOOBS DON"T LOOK IF U R OFFENDED (not too offense in my mined but heads up""*


le GASP .0.~ THE IMAGE TAGG NOT work for me
I actually have a few new ones just got to upload and sort Pervy stuff ...and alot i have not uploadd from sketch book

Hmm where to begin....Im seeing a LOT of variety which I love cause there are alot of artist out there that are scared to try different things so you get points for that. The skill lvl also seems to be very big so I take it you have really been working on it. What I find most interesting is your use of backgrounds, sadly most ppl I see that submit art here dont waste time doing them so this is a real treat for sure, do you have a completed color background to show?

I think I recognised one of those images as being the entrance/exit of a Skyrim dungeon. 0.o

Anyway, the reason that the image tags aren't working for you is because your links have a question mark in them that links to a modified version of the original image file. Our image tags will not display images that have question marks in them. Sorry about that. =\
I'm not sure if you are able to get the link directly from the files on that image server, but that would be the solution to allowing you to post them here without an issue (most image servers have a "share area" that gives you the code to be able to post in BBCode on a forum - check for that). ^^

So Gotted Around to uploading a few ideas For this game im working on Most Townish/Areas I found a script that uses panaram and Fog as a tile-set, I will hand draw the tile-sets on the panorama background and layer with tileset and fog but first i need to design the places here are a few im currently working on.

I actually REALLY like these, im trying to do a custom pic/map to and its going really slow, but its the first time i tried it, you seem like you know what your doing even if you dont really like it. I guess the real test would be to outline and color it to see if it works in game.

>.> upload 2 char costumes for my game ...I'm keeping my promise to draw everyday yay boiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii

The first one looks really space-like and cool; almost like a Tron outfit. But it seems to be squeezing the life out of the one wearing it. Maybe it just has that appearance because of the way the coat fits. Hmm... Looks nice though. ^^

The second one isn't a bad outfit at all; almost resembles a worn out uniform from a parade, actually. =]

A long long time Ago just kidding i have been drawing i just haven't updated alot here r sum




My weak point drawing Trees

Evergreens are usually easy to draw, though I don't know if they are best to use for practising drawing trees. Hmm...
One thing to note though, with evergreens, is that they almost always have very straight trunks - very rarely do their trunks make the squid-like appearance at the bottom. However, there are many types of trees that have a similar trunk design, just not a pine tree. =]

There are a lot of pictures there that you are working on - great job thus far, and I like the sword and character concepts. ^^

Hmmm... maybe try thinking of the tree shape on its own first, bare, with just the branches. Like how u would draw a person, or an animal, if they were wearing clothes. U'll have an easier time if u draw the base of the figure before u add the extras on. :

Then add the leaves. Remember how small the leaves are compared to the tree; u'd want to draw them as a mass, yet keep all those little leaves still defined to some extent.
If it helps, you can think of the the leaves like a mass of feathers, or like clouds. That might help u get an idea of its form better.
It also helps a lot to look at a real-life picture of (pine) trees.

don't be afraid of going dark and remember where shadows appear. Keep in mind the tree is a 3-D shape, so some parts will be further away and in the shade more. i know it's messy, but... hm, here's what i did. >< :

Be careful also not to highlight too much, or make the highlights too smooth. Trees aren't usually very reflective.


i hope i helped u. >< >< >3< Maybe this'll make drawing trees less of a weak point for u.

ahhhhhhhh u made me so happy Magical_RuNE_Knight200 thank Chu >:3 yes i needed some advice ummmm also pallets im color blind lol can i get some advice on how to make a balance pallet

Edit:
Added on
Here's the pencil work for one i uploaded (my pencil works better then tablet LOL FAIL)

XD Thank u; >< >< Thats good. (!)

About pallets... u mean what colours to use together?

... i have absolutely no idea. : D Hehe, sawrry."
i've never/havent studied colour theory. But i do know that following a colour triad in compositions generally leads to a visually pleasing piece.

i just google'd some sites that might be useful, tho. i read through them myself... and idk if u've heard of Kuler by Adobe btw, but it's a great program!... That i never use. : D
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2010/02/08...color-palettes/
http://kuler.adobe.com/#create/fromacolor


Also, yea, i know what u mean! Drawing on paper is a lot easier than drawing on tablet.
The tablet i used only a year ago was 3.5 x 4 inches actually, LOL...

Update on tree magicals i'll keep practicing


Im a little sad not many ppl comment on stuff but i'll keep drawing >:3

The new tree is a vast improvement! Great job getting that far, but keep practising! ^^

Oh, and this image is amazing!
Very nicely drawn:

Okay. For your faces you need to move everything up. Right now, the mouths are way too low. Look at your mouth compared with your jaw. A human's moth is at the edge of the jaw because it opens and closes a certain amount. With your mouth placement, characters wouldnt even have the muscles to move their jaw. It important that when you skew something everything else compensates for it.

When you do shades and stuff make sure they are different hues, not just different saturation. If something is orange shoot for red shadows. Its too dark to be discernible and it adds a lot of depth. The more experimental you are with your color schemes, the better you will become at painting.

Thanks bacon i've picked up a magazine and i've been practicing faces i'll try to upload in few days