Term 1: MalicerB

maliciouscerberus 2020-05-02 17:35:25 UTC #1

Hello all, my name is Mark, but online I just go by Mal. I'm 23 years old, and bought this program to sharpen my skills and because I want my drawings to resemble what I imagine in my head. I've drawn all my life, but never took a formal class until getting this. I'd like to use the skills I learn from this program to to start a side business of doing concept character art for player's D&D characters as a form of supplemental income, and also because it sounds fun and I'm very interested in doing it. I'll be posting each weekly lesson here, and I am also active in the Art School discord. Any feedback is appreciated, as I've never used Photoshop for anything other than drawing, so these first assignments are lackluster to me but I'm hoping to improve on them.

maliciouscerberus 2020-05-02 17:36:56 UTC #2

Here's the first assignment of the course, which I found to be fairly easy as I've been using this features for around the last year now.

maliciouscerberus 2020-05-02 17:38:52 UTC #3

I struggled with this assignment, as I've never used the color controls before, so some of these images didn't turn out exactly the same as the desired image.

maliciouscerberus 2020-05-02 17:40:46 UTC #4

This was a fun project for me, however I had the same problem as I did with the last assignment, and I couldn't get the color of the mansions to blend well with outer space, so it sticks out like a sore thumb. Hopefully I can get better at blending images together.

maliciouscerberus 2020-05-02 17:44:59 UTC #5

For this last assignment, it was a lot easier than I initially thought. It's either I'm getting better with photoshop the more I use it or editing images this way is just easy haha. They're not the greatest by any means, but I'm happy with how they turned out. Now on to the next lesson!

stratocastus 2020-05-03 01:05:07 UTC #6

Hey Mal, welcome to the forums. So far so good with the Photoshop projects.

alrooke64 2020-05-03 22:03:05 UTC #7

use match colour to get it in the ball park

maliciouscerberus 2020-05-17 05:34:33 UTC #8

Hi all! I'm currently going through the Nude Figure Drawing lesson, and wanted to share this exercise I did. What I like to do is as I go through the videos, I screenshot example Marc is doing and follow along with him to get some extra practice in. I'll be uploading more little exercises I've done throughout the next week. Any suggestions or comments are welcome and appreciated!

maliciouscerberus 2020-05-17 05:41:59 UTC #9

Going back a little bit, here's some figure drawing practice I did using lines and boxes to map out the human body. I tried to use examples that were in complex/dynamic poses, so I may not have lined everything up quite right. Any feedback would be appreciated!

maliciouscerberus 2020-05-17 05:45:42 UTC #10

And here's some nude figures I drew while following along with Marc. I didn't draw out a grid like Marc did, so the proportions/heights might be off, but I wanted to get into the habit of trying to eyeball it instead of using accurate measurements.

maliciouscerberus 2020-06-27 21:41:33 UTC #11

Hello everyone! I finally got around to doing the Perspective lesson. I've been working on poses and nude figure drawings for the last few weeks, and now that I'm happy with how those have turned out, I decided to follow along with Marc in this lesson and draw the room as he drew it. It's nothing too fancy or detailed, but I will be working on my own assignment this week, so hopefully I'll be able to put more detail into that one.