Quick sketch before bed. Pad's not big enough to get his booster rocket feet in there.

Pan SSJ

Pan SSJ

cute

Quote from: Snake on September 29, 2017, 07:33:21 PM

Speaking of bad comic book art...



Didn't realise how goofy it looked until it was too late.

I actually think this is one of your best.

well that sucks

I need better pencil crayons... but the ones I want are hella expensive

#MakeGokuBuffAgain




I would have scanned this one but it's too big for my scanner.

I dunno if it counts as an original because I used references but the composition itself is original so ...

Quote from: Snake on October 04, 2017, 09:23:23 PM

Props, you are drawing like mad. Keep this up if you can, you'll improve so much faster. Take a break if you need it though. Burning yourself out can suck pretty hard.

Thanks. It's funny going back because I literally said in this thread "Man I feel like I'm not improving at all" and then a few posts later I start to see a massive improvement that hasn't really stopped. I'm putting out several drawings a day now.

Quote from: Aether on October 05, 2017, 05:16:30 PM

How do you manage to get the lines so perfectly rounded? What kind of pens are you using?

Perfectly? Haha thanks but nah, they far from perfect. I'm just a bit obsessive over getting clean lines from drawing graffiti so much. I sketch in pencil first. usually mechanical with 2H lead. Then I ink with either a fineliner like a micron or a cheap bic pen. I used a bic for that one.

I guess to get clean lines I just practiced a whole hell of a lot and took it slow and steady. Eventually working up to inking faster but still retaining the same level of cleanliness. It all becomes muscle memory in the end.

Quote from: Snake on October 05, 2017, 06:29:23 PM

Quote from: Aether on October 05, 2017, 05:16:30 PM

How do you manage to get the lines so perfectly rounded? What kind of pens are you using?

Perfectly? Haha thanks but nah, they far from perfect. I'm just a bit obsessive over getting clean lines from drawing graffiti so much. I sketch in pencil first. usually mechanical with 2H lead. Then I ink with either a fineliner like a micron or a cheap bic pen. I used a bic for that one.

I guess to get clean lines I just practiced a whole hell of a lot and took it slow and steady. Eventually working up to inking faster but still retaining the same level of cleanliness. It all becomes muscle memory in the end.

Hmm, I see. The muscle memory thing makes a lot of sense.

I see a lot of people using mechanical pencils but for whatever reason it was hard-wired into my that regular pencils are better for drawing. Yet I see all my favourite artists on instagram videos using mechanical pencils. In theory it makes more sense because you have a consistent sharpness to your lines so idk where my teachers were coming from...

Need to take a break to eat and get some homework done. Couldn't wait to post what I've been doing though so here's what I have so far:



Taking pictures of your art really helps find the faults in it. For example, Jiraiya's (guy on the right) right eye needs to be resized to make it a little less wacky. Both of Naruto's hands need to be redone, and Hashirama (guy on the top) needs to be moved about an inch higher because the hair of Minato and Jiraiya is sort of obstructing his face a little too much.

I'm pretty pleased with it so far, though. It's almost all original with a few reference images for help and it's on my gigantic 18x24 inch sketchpad, something I haven't used in awhile. If it turns out good enough I could frame it and make it into a poster to hang on my wall.

Quick sketch of the best girl

Quote from: Snake on October 07, 2017, 04:08:41 PM

Quick sketch of the best girl

I dunno about tbis one dude, doesn't really look like Pyrrha to me

That's because it isn't Pyrrha, it is Temari, the true best girl