Search results for query: *

Quote: This is a great guide!

I am actually not very great at all at drawing realistic humans. :( :( :( I'm so sorry. Your drawing is probably better than I can do. Totally serious! You are doing an ok job of placing the features correctly, but I would work on defining the form of the head more. Here is a drawing (not mine)...

There is no such program as Speedpaint. You are confusing people making recordings of their artwork process with digital painting software.

Thanks y'all No problem. Anytime :) :) :) I have the same issues too. I always scribble out several rough thumbnails before doing a final drawing to see what pose would work the best. For me it's best to move forward into a drawing with a pre-set plan. I draw with paper/pencils or...

You never asked. So sorry in advance for the sloppy redline job. I'm on my way out the door! I'd probably try to do something like this. You'd need to readjust the eyeline for each. Hope it helps!

Was inspired to doodle these guys after the "gryphons are evil" discussion. Not the best design I've ever come up with... but... there you have it. Will have to work the wings in some other time.

These are the head proportions you need to be shooting for.

Thank you so much for the kind comments guys. I'm happy to share my work with you and help my fellow artists if requested.

Hey Chickenfan4life, I hope this loose sketch helps you with your Scar redesign project. I incorporated elements of Andreas Deja's orginal Scar design into a "wolf-like" form. The things that were the most Scar like to me about the original design were the thin frame, large and low hanging...

Hey Chickenfan4life, I like your idea. If you are interested, I can doodle up a base construction that might help you with your redesign of Scar. Let me know if you'd like some help! -C

I'm on the site but it's been many many many years since I've posted anything. I deleted my gallery in college due to continuous art theft. Username: cat-hicks

Yes. Just pencil and paper :-) A Cintiq is a digital drawing tool by Wacom.

Thanks y'all :) I usually do everything on my Cintiq but this morning I only had my sketchbook with me.

Sketch commission I did for someone online.

It was such a busy day that this was all I was able to doodle today. Next week will be more chill and maybe I'll finally have time to draw some chickens.

That quote was by the incredible Mr. Ira Glass from This American Life, by the way.

I recognize that first pose. I think I used to have that same how to draw book! Nicely done!

Sure, I don't mind. You never have to ask permission to copy another artists work as long as you are doing it to practice (and don't pretend it's yours), in my opinion. :)

Thanks for the compliments guys. I use the following brush for my drawings. :) http://stumpypencil.blogspot.com/2009/11/return-of-stumpy-pencil.html