phizzle12 - Art Journey

[daceronine]

Damn this looks really nice! It looks simple, but very cute!

[phamster345]

I practiced sculpting a bust on Blender. I was using Andrew Garfield (from The Amazing Spider-Man films) as my reference. I sculpted most of his face, but right now he's bald. I'm glad that Blender feels like zBrush.

[mitsuki-youko]

ooh that looks SO good!

[daceronine]

Damn that looks good. Ear is probably a bit big, but either way it's coming along great!

[phamster345]

Thank you!

[phamster345]

I think you're right about the ear lol. I'll have to fix that. Thank you!

[phamster345]

Here is my Blender sculpture bust practice. I stopped at this point since my computer can't handle a lot of pixels, and I haven't got a good grasp yet on how much pixels or data my computer would need for a realistic approach to figure and face sculpting without crashing . But other than that, it was nice to digitally sculpt again. I have seen a YouTube tutorial where a modeler separated different parts of the face and then merged them all together. I think if I did that in the first place, I might've had an easier time maintaining shapes and proportions.

At the very least, I can use blender to create props, tools or anything else I might need for an illustration. Hopefully, I can find time to try sculpting character models.

[mitsuki-youko]

yoo that looks amazing!

[daceronine]

Nice work! I know it's Andrew Garfield, but he also really resembles Alistar from Dragon Age Origins.

Probably the hair style.

[phamster345]

Thanks! I see the resemblance haha

[phamster345]

I haven't been here in a while. I got super busy in my life recently, so there was a lot less time for art. But here's what I've been working on.

Here's an illustration that I've been working on for a contest, but I'm definitely not going to finish it on time. However, I still like to work on it since I like the feeling of fun that I get when I work on it.

I've also made a chain link fence in Blender for another future illustration that I will work on. I imported this into Clip Studio and I'm very pleased that the lighting still works well on the fence to get those diamond shadows like in the Blender program.

[mitsuki-youko]

yoooooo the illustration and the chain fence both look SO good!!

[daceronine]

Composition and perspective on that piece is great!

I didn't know you could import stuff from Blender into Clip Studio! Maybe I'll have to reconsider learning more on Blender and 3D, though it'll have to be whenever we get more bandwith.

[phamster345]

@mitsuki-youko @daceronine thanks! With Blender, I had to export the fence as an fbx file so that it could be imported into Clip Studio 3D model feature.

[phamster345]

I finally finished my illustration. I think I'll count this under the Harmony principle composition assignment lol. I had a lot of fun with this composition, and it was a great chance to try out the five point perspective grid. The colors are pretty close to what I imagined in my head.

[daceronine]

That's great! a little summer vacation fun scene!

[phamster345]

Here is my illustration focusing on the element of repetition. My 3D model for the fence and wings came in handy to create those shadows.

[patrycja.lerch]

Looks great! I love the wings!

[mitsuki-youko]

that upsidedown dynamic look is super cool

[phamster345]

Thank you @patrycja.lerch @mitsuki-youko!!

So far, I have doing some simple color theory tests with my character for my next drawing, which will focus on movement. I'm trying to be a bit bolder with my colors, but I'm still nervous on how far to take my colors.