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Nice

Mazda's art has the distinct quality of making you retarded the longer you look.

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You can tell mine isn't a Mazda original by the lack of Tomb Raider.

I really like those fKd.

Not drawings but anyway, I made these around christmas last year. I haven't learned much since then.

funky stuff

fkd, that robot is badass.

nice elephant lawl

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SWltiNlFOQo

fKd wrote:heres a few, dont really draw anymore... pen/pencil and one conte crayon one. i was gonna do a small series about robots and there introduction into main stream culture. main character was gonna be a defective robot who got sold into the black market in a future metropolis, but i just kinda started mapping instead... might go back to drawing again some day. sorry about the shit quality

excellent stuff do you use rotring graphics pens for those?

yes very nice stuff fKd very nice indeed!

ALMighty i like your stuff alot too!

Good stuff!

I got a book full of stuff I should scan

seremtan wrote:excellent stuff

plained wrote:yes very nice stuff

ALMighty i like your stuff

Κracus wrote:Good stuff!

I got a book full of stuff

Strong stuff.

hehe yes I should have said work or art maybe

ALMighty wrote:

That one's hilarious

Eraser wrote: That one's hilarious

Glad you like it!

Bump.

Been getting into drawing a lot more lately, particularly digital art. Only got two up now, but I'm much happier with these than my old crappy Doom drawing:

(Posting in links so as to not get lectured by the International Image Size Enforcers)

Stellar Polaris:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/27277779/stellarpolaris.jpg

Azusa (Nakano) - Holding the Azalea:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/27277779/AzusaAzalea.png

George Bridgeman, I highly recommend. Go through his books and draw everything and I guarantee your skills will improve incredibly. I also recommend taking up a pencil and paper and scanning those items to re-draw them digitally, my monk is an example of that, looks way more natural unless you're really skilled. The bridgeman books are free somewhere online, I found them by googling his name, a lot of illustrators swear by him and I agree. My ability to draw the human form has expanded incredibly. I also recommend these hard to find tutorials by David Finch. Gronom or something, I forget, great great info, he also recommends the Bridgeman books.

Κracus wrote:George Bridgeman, I highly recommend. Go through his books and draw everything and I guarantee your skills will improve incredibly. I also recommend taking up a pencil and paper and scanning those items to re-draw them digitally, my monk is an example of that, looks way more natural unless you're really skilled. The bridgeman books are free somewhere online, I found them by googling his name, a lot of illustrators swear by him and I agree. My ability to draw the human form has expanded incredibly. I also recommend these hard to find tutorials by David Finch. Gronom or something, I forget, great great info, he also recommends the Bridgeman books.

Thank you for the advice! I'll definitely consider checking him out.

new member here
hi

fuck u...

fKd wrote:

I really like this one.

Calm down Rudolph.

*rage quit*

Cheers

I like fKd's drawings as well. I like how he doesn't design robots in the cliche style of Michael Bay enthusiasts, but gives it a unique feel. It reminds me of the artistic representations of ancient civilizations with advanced technology, out-of-place parts, etc. Excellent class.