Jam 3.4.05: Josie Maran
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by Crithon » Wed Mar 09, 2005 8:39 pm
I haven't submitted anything to Drawing boards in a while. I love this site, and all the artists involved. A true testament to the internet community
I am doing a few tutorials on how to do life drawing for my close friends, originally this was just for there eyes only, but I you guys are such a great inspiration that I had to submit it.
I am doing a few tutorials on how to do life drawing for my close friends, originally this was just for there eyes only, but I you guys are such a great inspiration that I had to submit it.
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by Benjamin Arcand » Thu Mar 10, 2005 12:34 pm
I never been good with girls.(I mean when I try to draw them)...
but I guess the DrawingJam, its the best place to pratice, so
Heres my very crappy version:
but I guess the DrawingJam, its the best place to pratice, so
Heres my very crappy version:
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my version
by littlereddog » Fri Mar 11, 2005 10:50 am
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by Tyl3r Martin » Fri Mar 11, 2005 3:52 pm
Yes, cool pictures, too bad the hand and feet get a bit cut off.
FISH: I'd like to see it finished, though the negative space is kind of cool, but at least need her body complete.
MOOKIE: I'd like to see it larger but it looks nicely done.
COLBY: Nice, love her sultry face, looks like you tightened up her swimsuit top too, heh.
No feet though? Tsk tsk.
SIRKOWSKI: Entertaining take, heheh.
ROXX: Keep on practicing, its coming along. I like the mermaid take on it, maybe throw some splashing water by the rocks under her tail.
AMERICOMMANDO: Not drawing for a while is bad for your health. When I don't draw for a while it is painfull to start up again. Congrats on joining in on a jam. I like the style and shading and such but seems she has a few structural problems in the face and shoulders.
REG: Looks like those lines are scribbled in all the right places. Her head seems a bit small or something though. But can't really trust me on that cause I usually draw cartoon people with big heads.
RAUL: Thats kind of a cool eerie effect with the lighting and dark eyes.
CRITHON: Love that style. The subtle but effective chair highlights are great. I'm not into those colors personally though. Would love to see it done like that with a couple more vivid contrasting colors but that's just me.
BENJAMIN: Nothing wrong with that. You might shorten her torso a bit. But yeah, this is a good place for the practice.
CHRISTOPHER: Congrats on your first post. Looks good. Keep posting.
Here's my take, not as cool as I would have liked it to come out but I'll give a try at coloring it sometime here...
FISH: I'd like to see it finished, though the negative space is kind of cool, but at least need her body complete.
MOOKIE: I'd like to see it larger but it looks nicely done.
COLBY: Nice, love her sultry face, looks like you tightened up her swimsuit top too, heh.
No feet though? Tsk tsk.
SIRKOWSKI: Entertaining take, heheh.
ROXX: Keep on practicing, its coming along. I like the mermaid take on it, maybe throw some splashing water by the rocks under her tail.
AMERICOMMANDO: Not drawing for a while is bad for your health. When I don't draw for a while it is painfull to start up again. Congrats on joining in on a jam. I like the style and shading and such but seems she has a few structural problems in the face and shoulders.
REG: Looks like those lines are scribbled in all the right places. Her head seems a bit small or something though. But can't really trust me on that cause I usually draw cartoon people with big heads.
RAUL: Thats kind of a cool eerie effect with the lighting and dark eyes.
CRITHON: Love that style. The subtle but effective chair highlights are great. I'm not into those colors personally though. Would love to see it done like that with a couple more vivid contrasting colors but that's just me.
BENJAMIN: Nothing wrong with that. You might shorten her torso a bit. But yeah, this is a good place for the practice.
CHRISTOPHER: Congrats on your first post. Looks good. Keep posting.
Here's my take, not as cool as I would have liked it to come out but I'll give a try at coloring it sometime here...
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by oscar » Sat Mar 12, 2005 10:53 am
After having said hello here:
http://www.sketchbooksessions.com/thedrawingboard/viewtopic.php?t=28665
here?s my first attempt in the drawing jams. Any comments are very welcome
http://www.sketchbooksessions.com/thedrawingboard/viewtopic.php?t=28665
here?s my first attempt in the drawing jams. Any comments are very welcome
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by raúl treviño » Sun Mar 13, 2005 10:57 am
leander wrote:here is my crap based on first photo
CRAP?? dude, this is really fantastic, I like your vision!
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kudos to you, you've definitly made it your own.by leander » Mon Mar 14, 2005 8:20 pm
ra?l trevi?o, SalenaB - Thanks! 
karae: don't worry, me neither
I did some music impression with my work above. It has no sense either but maybe You have 40 sec free time to spend
link: http://www.tgfg.pl/tomek/kpax.html
karae: don't worry, me neither
I did some music impression with my work above. It has no sense either but maybe You have 40 sec free time to spend
link: http://www.tgfg.pl/tomek/kpax.html
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