Silver - Art Journey

Lockenheim 2022-03-31 13:45:04 UTC #21

To stay inside the lines, make a selection with the lasso tool. Pop a new layer and put a layer mask over it, when painting on that layer you can only paint inside the selection. Let me know if that doesn't make sense. Hopefully that is helpful!

Squint_io 2022-04-01 02:05:47 UTC #22

Thanks for the tip! The lasso tool can be a bit tedious though depending on what I want selected lol

Squint_io 2022-04-02 21:13:19 UTC #23

Here are a few practices I made. I think I have a good understanding of where the muscles are supposed to be, I just need to work on making them in the right perspective. (the last one I wasn't sure I did the shoulder right)

Lockenheim 2022-04-04 13:42:30 UTC #24

Looks good to me so far! But I just started learning these muscles yesterday! Nice work! Oh one thing I do notice, on the back one, I think the tip of the erector spinea would be showing near the rotator cuff group. I think you might have it in there very small, but I'm not sure. Overall very well done! Also take my advice with a grain of salt I'm new with everything.

000_peanut 2022-04-10 14:07:39 UTC #25

I think you got them in the right position, just be mindful of proportions and the hierarchy

Squint_io 2022-04-11 20:27:30 UTC #26

Hey everyone! I had to do a value study with charcoal about drapery for my class. Since it ties in with what I'm learning now (clothed figures) I figured I'd share it.

Squint_io 2022-04-28 21:50:15 UTC #27

Hey guys! I know it's been awhile since I updated. I'm currently getting ready for finals and also I didn't want to spam with the same posts. I still need work on the torso, but I got bored of doing just that and starting adding arms. This was my first attempt.

Squint_io 2022-05-03 01:17:19 UTC #28

"Hands can't be that hard" - Me about a week ago

Lockenheim 2022-05-07 23:44:05 UTC #29

I just started to watch this video! Looks like you are doing well!

000_peanut 2022-05-08 13:29:18 UTC #30

noice hands!!

Squint_io 2022-05-08 20:49:38 UTC #31

I did a study of a pose then tried to simplify the muscles to look more like a character (minus the hands). I think I did okay but I want to make it look more like how marc does it.

Squint_io 2022-05-16 01:41:55 UTC #32

This was my first attempt to put what I learned in term 3/4 and make a simple character. I don't know leg anatomy yet but wearing clothes means I don't have to . Also I feel it's important that I don't always do studies and try small personal projects too even if they end up bad.

chonem 2022-05-18 18:58:28 UTC #33

For sure! I find those personal projects are what motivate you to keep improving because you can see which skills are actually lacking. Also just keeps that passion going

Squint_io 2022-05-21 00:15:54 UTC #34

Started on the lower/full body anatomy section.

Lockenheim 2022-05-21 13:58:16 UTC #35

Nice work on those anatomy studies! Legs are lookin good I'm not sure that I see the vastus muscles though. Keep up the good work on these studies!

Squint_io 2022-05-21 16:57:14 UTC #36

Thanks! I'll work on fixing that next

Squint_io 2022-06-16 02:46:55 UTC #37

It's been a minute since I've posted lol. I've still been practicing anatomy and am also just practicing everything I learned up to term 4. Here's a character I finished, still have a lot to work on but I like how it turned out. Also I don't know how she'll survive falling off a building but I'll let yall use your imagination.

Lockenheim 2022-06-17 13:21:20 UTC #38

Cool character and tough pose to pull of! Good job!

Squint_io 2022-06-17 17:05:35 UTC #39

Thanks I appreciate it!

Squint_io 2022-06-24 01:59:22 UTC #40

I try to tailor one day to only heads because I want to get better and add stuff like hair and emotions since I've been struggling with those. Here's a draft I made. Also, can anyone help me with line-art? I struggle with line weight and where to emphasize it more.