Sebastian - Art Journey

Da_Bingus 2022-11-23 03:28:15 UTC #737

Hi!

I was dead just for a little bit, I was working on another render study here it is so far but I put it on hold because I need to study foreshortening first because my next personal piece is coming in december.

I have done some simple foreshortening After im done with those 6 studies I will do actual poses in foreshortening

CYP2C19 2022-12-01 16:51:03 UTC #738

Jeez, looking at where you started and now, It's a whole universe of a difference, You should seriously be proud of yourself!.

snakker 2022-12-02 00:17:53 UTC #739

Yo snakker here, gotta say - just scrolled through your sketchbook and man.. this is very inspiring! You’ve put a lot of effort to this and have improved immensely throughout, great job keep it up!

Cheers!

Da_Bingus 2022-12-02 03:54:16 UTC #740

Hey @snakker @CYP2C19 thank you for the kind words lol

I have been grinding just as bit and I finished couple foreshortening studies and started working on my next personal piece

mitsuki-youko 2022-12-02 08:07:26 UTC #741

GOSH that foreshortening is amazing!! These are SO good!!

QQ how did you make it so people can enlarge your pics? i can't get my posts to do that... (and also how do you change the upload size? i tried manually typing in the width and height but it didnt make a difference.)

CYP2C19 2022-12-02 12:10:40 UTC #742

I'd guess the size of the images he uploads has to do with his tablet's display resolution, his uploads are all in 4k (3840x2160), so i'm guessing he uses photoshops "quick export as PNG" to get the image of the whole canvas, and I'd also guess his canvas is in the 3840x2160 dimensions which is why they're so big. Just a guess

Da_Bingus 2022-12-02 14:24:28 UTC #743

I dont really change upload size I used to save it as jpg but png is just better,
and If the file is too big cubebrush will not allow to enlarge the pic, I usually save it as png and then choose the medium file size option (I use photoshop)

mitsuki-youko 2022-12-02 18:11:12 UTC #744

ahh i see, thanks!

gregorya 2022-12-12 17:07:31 UTC #745

You have done pretty well. I like your foreshortening. of the last one.

Da_Bingus 2023-01-13 01:54:58 UTC #746

Lol I swear im dead anyway done with another personal piece

mitsuki-youko 2023-01-13 02:07:02 UTC #747

yo that looks amazing! love the perspective and the lighting on the metal!

snakker 2023-01-16 23:28:24 UTC #748

Woah, nice concept, love the rendering!

Cheers

Sthingz 2023-01-17 04:49:51 UTC #749

Amazing progress @Da_Bingus! I just went through your whole forum and I found your progress not only inspirational but also very educational thanks to your notes and the feedback from @LesleyCarol (Actually, I'm surprised I didn't check your forum sooner - what a treasure chest it is!). I look forward to continuing to learn from you . I am currently learning the anatomy of the head so I am checking your posts from around June 2021 (btw, those shaded noses are ) Finally, let me congratulate you on your two latest pieces; roughly two years of drawing or not under your belt, they are exceptional!

Lockenheim 2023-01-20 15:05:05 UTC #750

Lookiung really nice Bingus! Super cool perspective!

k_idraw_ 2023-01-20 18:47:23 UTC #751

Nice work on the perspective!

Da_Bingus 2023-01-22 21:38:52 UTC #752

Ty every1 for the kind words lol

anyway I finished another study (bscly i tried taking a pose from 1 painting and the lighting for the other)

mitsuki-youko 2023-01-23 01:04:29 UTC #753

ooh this is such a cool way to study!! makes me wanna try that!

gregorya 2023-01-25 16:18:20 UTC #754

This are some pretty good studies. I like the personal piece as well.

Da_Bingus 2023-03-02 14:33:36 UTC #755

Yo!

I'm back from the dead

I finished another study!

Now I'm going to do isolated clothes study

gregorya 2023-03-02 17:18:39 UTC #756

This looks interesting. You may need to work on the edges of the clothes, It looks painted on.