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[dumbmanex]

@DanFessler  Ahhh yes, what fun that step is.  It's when you find out what you can and can't get away with.  I was doing this kind of thing for the last couple years for Red Ice.  I wasn't using Spriter though, I was assembling the bits in Anime Studio and rigging them to bones.  Here's a piece I kicked out for a project.

The bits!

The FIN!

[slasho]

 

[Conker534]

Practicing my anatomy for once!

[Geti]

Use posemaniacs or something, do about 15 thumbs before going into that much detail on any of them when doing anatomy studies.

[gggfhfdh]

few days of warmup stuff
manga studio is fun as heck + has cool brushes that actually look like things

[slasho]

And RIDICULOUS FISHING

[ANtY]

another clone, another video documentary

[kinnas]

this is a picture and in many ways it is exactly like an image. Also click makes it bigger!

[mono]

I hope you do more speedpaints

[Conker534]

few days of warmup stuff
manga studio is fun as heck + has cool brushes that actually look like things

So much booty

[Blambo]

Critique, plzthx.

This is among my first "fine art" portraits without a reference, so I sort of made up all the light sources and reflective behaviors. Other than continued rendering, how can I make this more better?

[Trystin]

this is a picture and in many ways it is exactly like an image. Also click makes it bigger!

I can't really express how much I like the colors in this one, it gets the feel of a cold, aged bar perfectly with a tinge of mystery.

[siskavard]

Critique, plzthx.

This is among my first "fine art" portraits without a reference, so I sort of made up all the light sources and reflective behaviors. Other than continued rendering, how can I make this more better?

First off, this is really great. First thing I noticed that was off was the nose is a bit less defined than the rest of the face.

[Blambo]

[img]http://Critique, plzthx.

This is among my first "fine art" portraits without a reference, so I sort of made up all the light sources and reflective behaviors. Other than continued rendering, how can I make this more better?

First off, this is really great. First thing I noticed that was off was the nose is a bit less defined than the rest of the face.

Thanks, means a lot. Yeah, I always have trouble with noses, since one errant stroke can make it look totally bizarre.

@kinnas, did you paint that in grayscale first?

[Player 3]

this is a picture and in many ways it is exactly like an image. Also click makes it bigger!

You wouldn't happen to have this in 1600x900, would you?

[Noel Berry]

this is a picture and in many ways it is exactly like an image. Also click makes it bigger!

-awesome picture-

You wouldn't happen to have this in 1600x900, would you?

I second this request.

[dumbmanex]

Damn nice lighting kinnas.  How much time did you invest in that piece?  Any references used, wingin' it?

[Trystin]

this is a picture and in many ways it is exactly like an image. Also click makes it bigger!

-awesome picture-

You wouldn't happen to have this in 1600x900, would you?

I second this request.

Third that

[beetleking22]

monster concept art for my game project.

[kinnas]

Blambo: Nothing to critique really other than keep going! And don't work on a white background, it's harder to judge values and colour that way.

For those interested here's a larger version of that glowy dark bar - crop, size, rotate etc as necessary! Also notice my embarrassingly sloppy brushwork in great detail.

Much like this next one it was just wingin' it for warmup.


The bar one took about 90 minutes I guess, the last one was like 30-40? It's fast cause I'm not going for anything nor am I thinking about anything, whatever comes out is the topic of the image. If only work stuff was this fast to do : (