Tuesday, October 30, 2012

Wolfman!

Cgtalk daily sketch again.. Wolfman!


I still have lots to practice on many aspects.. but one thing that really bothers in my paintings are color.. I think my colors are "dirty", "Pale", "un-interesting".. and so on. This is one aspect I have thought about many years.. If I try to saturate my paintings or make more value it always goes wrong and when I just paint without adjusting the result is -dull-...

So my next mission is practice lots of color theory and try to find some lessons & tutorials in web about coloring images.

Monday, October 29, 2012

Todays daily sketch Mummy

Here is my entry at Cgtalks Halloween topic: Mummy-character design..
Nothing new in design but was funny to draw. :)

Environment sketch

Still practicing on perspective and I wanted also to improve little on coloring. I really like this cartoon and painting style mix...

Here is my house environment sketch painting.


Sunday, October 28, 2012

Todays doodles...

Here is two digital sketches I made today...

 And short sketching for villain heads... :)

Saturday, October 27, 2012

Spygame Cgtalk.com daily sketch.

Todays sketch... Topic was spygame and I took my perspective to practise :)


Friday, October 26, 2012

Perspective practice`s Day 2

More practice`s in perspective. This time I took blender modeling software and I rendered a scene with it.. took 2h of my time to learn how to do that! But anyway I think blender is going to be great help for me to understand perspective and also lights. I don`t have to setup any real cubes and cones in real life I just need to render a scene with 3d-application... I think its more cool...


Here is the render I made with cubes. 


guidelines..

And my overpaint with few new boxes.. :) 

Thursday, October 25, 2012

Perspective practise

I know one of areas I need really practice is perspective. Today I made three sketches, two digital and one traditional. The last one got little bit carried away..

the first one I made with just reading little bit from some article that I found in Google.
After I made this I found video on Youtube, which tells that amateurs normally tend to make the vanishing points too close to each other, and it makes the "fish-eye" feel to it.. Exactly what I made.. 

This is the one which I made maybe little bit too long :P

I really recommend watching this awesome guys lessons about perspective.. I still need to watch all of those.