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Fun commission I did recently. Not a big wrestling fan like I used to be. I also didn't know that this guy was locked up for drug trafficking. Oh well, lol!!
Hey everyone. Just letting everyone know that the Jeff Hardy Piece will be the last piece I will be posting on this site. So to all my watchers I'm sorry for that but I have reservations with this community and fell that its time for me to leave for a while. I will return eventually but no new work will be posted until I reach I critical mass in page views with the current lot that I have. This may sound like I'm being an A-hole but I feel a lot in the community of Deviant is biased. That's is my personal feelings. To all that have taken time to put me on their watch list, leave comments on my work its greatly appreciated.
Thanks for the message!Sometimes it takes me a while to reply with all the work and what not. Nephilim for days!!! Man we've done alot of work for that project..haha. The Nephilim comic and your work on this site is looking SWEEEET!!! Have a great Thanksgiving my man!
Hhaha. Yea mane!! Lots of work put into the Nephilim project. But its all just fun, we don't work, lol! Yea great to have you on board my friend and you sir have done a ton of work. Good team we got. Lets keep it up.
E. Im sorry man Ive been extremley busy so I havent had the time to jump on. No you have to order SBP thorugh Autodesk. U cant buy it in the stores. So ur gonna have to jump online and order it form there.
This is the link to the site. I purchased it and its worth it. All my work form lines to colors are done in SBP. I use PS for transforming, making circles, and saving out my TIFF files to JPG. Recently I have been saving all of my files as PSD's. For some reason SBP dosent support alpha channels. So when u save a SBP file as a PSD and you say you work on it in PS. If you have any transparent backgrounds, when you open it in SBP the layer will be white. But the fact that u can save it as a PSD with the layers preserbed is awesome. Call me if you got any more specific questions.
cj i'm tryin to learn how to draw faces like you use to ie. the sketch of you class you at sca. what features of the face do you look for to make it more like them. i've got the head shape down it the other features i have trouble with. they the ones i've done don't look like them. any help will be helpful. hope all is well.
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i strive for perfection even though i'm flawed.
Well if your going for a the Caricature look then you need to understand real faces. The most important thing on a persons face are thier eyes. You can cover a persons entire face leaving the eyes open and you can tell whi that person is. And of course the rest of the face is equaly important. The thing to remeber when doing caricatures is that you need to keep a level of consitensy with the facial features relative to what it looks like in real life. Simply just exagerate the persons features while keeping the basics unique shapes of that persons features. And I cant stress enough, practice, practice, practice, practice. And more practice. I draw 12-14 hours a day.
To add to that dont try to draw it slow and get all the lines just right. Do rapid sketches. That way you can work out the features a lot better. Then take your approved sketch and trace over it with tight lines. Its a little difficult to explain it like this. I hope that helped out if not you can call me. Ill send u my number in a note.
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i strive for perfection even though i'm flawed.
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i strive for perfection even though i'm flawed.
Yea man. You know that AutoDesk brought out Alias. So you have to visit thier site to either purchase it or download the trail.
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This is the link to the site. I purchased it and its worth it. All my work form lines to colors are done in SBP. I use PS for transforming, making circles, and saving out my TIFF files to JPG. Recently I have been saving all of my files as PSD's. For some reason SBP dosent support alpha channels. So when u save a SBP file as a PSD and you say you work on it in PS. If you have any transparent backgrounds, when you open it in SBP the layer will be white. But the fact that u can save it as a PSD with the layers preserbed is awesome. Call me if you got any more specific questions.
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i strive for perfection even though i'm flawed.
Well if your going for a the Caricature look then you need to understand real faces. The most important thing on a persons face are thier eyes. You can cover a persons entire face leaving the eyes open and you can tell whi that person is. And of course the rest of the face is equaly important. The thing to remeber when doing caricatures is that you need to keep a level of consitensy with the facial features relative to what it looks like in real life. Simply just exagerate the persons features while keeping the basics unique shapes of that persons features. And I cant stress enough, practice, practice, practice, practice. And more practice. I draw 12-14 hours a day.
To add to that dont try to draw it slow and get all the lines just right. Do rapid sketches. That way you can work out the features a lot better. Then take your approved sketch and trace over it with tight lines. Its a little difficult to explain it like this. I hope that helped out if not you can call me. Ill send u my number in a note.
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i strive for perfection even though i'm flawed.
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