June 17, 20169 yr I just posted something i did rather than gaming this week on my daily journal, and decided I'd start one here:Here's links to my art on the web:http://sethdraws.comHere's what i did last night rather than game:"Her attendant arrives with news of foul deeds." Edited June 17, 20169 yr by byrdmath
June 23, 20169 yr Author Did this before work this morning... Ink and Watercolor sketchDon't smoke around birds. They think it's cool, and the second hand smoke will cause them harm... especially the canaries.
July 3, 20169 yr Author Here's what i did today, rather than game:The most difficult part of a dangerous quest is knowing what must be done.Ink, Gouache and watercolor in moleskine sketchbook
July 3, 20169 yr Dude , your drawings are so fucking cool! Especially the most recent one , gives me a weird feeling while staring at it . How do you even come up with these ideas?
July 3, 20169 yr Author Dude , your drawings are so fucking cool! Especially the most recent one , gives me a weird feeling while staring at it . How do you even come up with these ideas?Aw thanks Remigjus. I guess from reading and watching other fantasy stuff. I also spend time writing down ideas when they come into my mind. Treat yourself like George Lucas and write down all your ideas like they could turn into Star Wars someday. haha. I guess once i do that, i have all these weird ideas sitting around, then i l pick what i want to draw, look up some image references and sketch them. Once i have sketches, then i can pick what i want to work into finished pieces. Here's something else I did a few years ago, if you like the fantasy art... Edited July 3, 20169 yr by byrdmath
July 9, 20169 yr Amazing art dude. What would you recommend to do if I wanted to start drawing? I always appreciate art and want to sketch but I always feel like Its a large skill gap to get good at
July 9, 20169 yr Author Amazing art dude. What would you recommend to do if I wanted to start drawing? I always appreciate art and want to sketch but I always feel like Its a large skill gap to get good atIt depends on what resources you have at your disposal. Learning the foundations of drawing is helpful. There are online resources, and going to a local class or workshop is helpful. Community colleges have affordable drawing classes at flexible times. Buying a book on drawing could be helpful. I took a lot of art courses in high school, and then went to college for fine art. If you learn all the foundations you can do anything. There's this awesome school that teaches a seriously solid approach to drawing and painting: https://www.wattsatelier.com/I recommend them for sure. You can also catch some of Jeff Watts videos on youtubes. If you want to do digital drawing/painting http://www.ctrlpaint.com/ is a great website. There's nothing like learning in a studio with a teacher and other students though, cause then you're physically there which adds a lot, and they have critique and you get all the individual attention of a professor.hope this helps, @Bladezz Edited July 9, 20169 yr by byrdmath
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