Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: kinjo on December 26, 2010, 07:49:51 AM
very good from memory, next time try longer line strokes
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Adelaide on December 26, 2010, 12:21:49 PM
;P gimmie a break i am just getting used to the tablet
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: kinjo on January 02, 2011, 08:32:47 AM
took me awhile to get used to a tablet, i understand!
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Adelaide on January 02, 2011, 08:44:23 AM
;P haha I'm getting there, it's just not easy making one solid line that is as straight as I'd like it to be
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: kinjo on January 02, 2011, 04:16:24 PM
I struggle with that too, when I drew the farmers house in the vinnie cartoon took me forever to get straight lines and in the end some of the lines I just settled with
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Adelaide on January 02, 2011, 09:03:05 PM
yeah but flash kinda helps work the lines more smoothly
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: kinjo on January 03, 2011, 05:40:50 PM
just with the line tool, the brush tool
IT'S A NIGHTMARE!!!!
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Adelaide on January 03, 2011, 08:45:23 PM
I dunno, using flash for tablet drawing I would assume would be a lot better, but I can't get flash to work on this computer unfortunately
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: kinjo on January 27, 2011, 10:16:47 AM
yes tablet drawing is a bit better, but sometimes doesnt always turn out as good as
good ol' pencil and paper
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Adelaide on January 27, 2011, 04:43:47 PM
Yeah :L Would be nice to be able to draw with a pencil and paper and have it appear on the screen just as it does on the papers since scanners aren't always as useful :P
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Flashwerewolf on January 27, 2011, 06:28:02 PM
I think I drew with my tablet once, and then I lost the pen tool. :/
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Adelaide on January 27, 2011, 06:48:00 PM
Aww :< Thats not cool
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Spenner on January 28, 2011, 05:16:03 PM
That reminds me... I haven't installed my tablet on my new computer yet. EEEK.
I'm going to recommend something to you-- because I can tell you from experience that just relying on calculating size and position from just the outlines of an anatomical drawing is VERY hard to do accurately.
To get a really strong anatomy down from memory, obviously, it just takes a ton of practice. But I'd start with the abstract- pose sketching is great, and it seems to be easiest to make look believably in proper pose.
(this isn't mine, using as an example though) http://animation.redforty.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/exhaustedsketch_002.jpg
See how they're not really focusing on the look of it, but more so everything else BUT the proper human look? It's all about the pose, because if you can't get a natural looking pose down then the drawing can fail from being too weak D:
So yeah, what I think you should do for a neat little excersize is to break down the human body more. Forget about skin, imagine you're drawing a wireframe of a person.
After practicing that for awhile, hopefully what happened to me will happen to you-- you'll begin to understand where things go, how to get the skin to look perfectly proportional and natural.
/rant :3
It's a good start, but play more :'D
*Keep at it, takes awhile for you to get used to a tablet but once you do it's grate :B
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Adelaide on January 28, 2011, 05:22:09 PM
"That reminds me... I haven't installed my tablet on my new computer yet. EEEK.
I'm going to recommend something to you-- because I can tell you from experience that just relying on calculating size and position from just the outlines of an anatomical drawing is VERY hard to do accurately.
To get a really strong anatomy down from memory, obviously, it just takes a ton of practice. But I'd start with the abstract- pose sketching is great, and it seems to be easiest to make look believably in proper pose.
(this isn't mine, using as an example though) http://animation.redforty.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/06/exhaustedsketch_002.jpg
See how they're not really focusing on the look of it, but more so everything else BUT the proper human look? It's all about the pose, because if you can't get a natural looking pose down then the drawing can fail from being too weak D:
So yeah, what I think you should do for a neat little excersize is to break down the human body more. Forget about skin, imagine you're drawing a wireframe of a person.
After practicing that for awhile, hopefully what happened to me will happen to you-- you'll begin to understand where things go, how to get the skin to look perfectly proportional and natural.
/rant :3
It's a good start, but play more :'D"
You made me copy/paste to be able to read that D: Thanks though! Super advice!
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Spenner on January 28, 2011, 09:11:53 PM
Bahah yeah I figured I should make it less significant because I forgot to read that you were just getting used to your tablet ;l
Regardless, glad you noticed it >:] [jive]
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: kinjo on January 28, 2011, 10:18:20 PM
does this mean more detailed addy comics!?!?
Title: Re: Base Study 1- Anatomical Correctness (No Visual) *Graphic Warning*
Post by: Adelaide on January 29, 2011, 04:08:00 AM
meebee i havent given up on 4M adventure yet, but my laptop has been down and i lost all my templates... could make em again but I'm terribly lazy <:3