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Anthony J Lombardi
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Chris when you are laying your drawing out how do you go about doing it ?
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Darren Taylor
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That's a shame Chris...it was lokking pretty cool too!
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Chris Yeoman
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I jump straight into drawing. I'll start on the face and work down,
light lines as a guide and then add some finer form. :( I can
never seem to draw like you guys! lol When I see yours it's like "BLAM,
look at me!" ...I try and do it, but I'm getting fed up of the lack of
invention.
Edited by Chris Yeoman on 03 October 2005 at 2:58pm
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Anthony J Lombardi
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I guessed thats what you were doing Chris. I use to work the same way . I achieved the same results and feelin you stated. I stopped drawing that way and things improved. Instead of going straight into drawing the single bits. layout the entire figure or piece you're drawing beefore you begin adding the detail and refining the piece. Two ways you can go about working is begining your figure using a series of geometric shapes or you can use a looser more fluid style of wiggly lines. The later makes for a more fluid figure. The geometeritc shapes help you to develop a more developed understructure thus making your figure more appealing . Ive gone thru using both styles I tend to use a mixture of both ways now. Hope this helps Chris and of course the best tip is keep drawing drawing and drawing. :)
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Mark McConnell
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I always like to see Darin's inked drawings, and I love that Hulk and the painted bug.
I notice that Darin seems to have a thing for PG in her sunshine (yellow and white) costume.
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Chris Yeoman
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Anthony, thanks for the help, appreciate that a lot. I'm going to give
it a go. I suppose I've been holding off those methods because they can
be quite tough to master, but it is essential to progress. I find it
hard to draw rough sketches first, I'm not sure why, but I'll really
make an effort to do it from now on, thanks again.
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Anthony J Lombardi
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you're welcome Chris glad that i can help.
The following is my layout for my latest piece a two page spread Of course it's still a work in progress so the finished piece may be changed .
Edited by Anthony J Lombardi on 03 October 2005 at 9:40pm
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Troy Nunis
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Darren Taylor
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Great Jokey Troy!
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Anthony the Star Trek piece is looking damn good!
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Mark, "yup" I do like Power Girl...Wonder Woman...Big Barda...sheesh I'm just so transparent;-)
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Anthony, wow, you're layouts are even amazing! Thanks for sharing. :)
Troy, that is a very cool Joker!
Michael- I forgot to say that I really like the bug, especially colored.
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