Sep '16
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I'm an art student from Hungary. I am studying 2D and 3D animation, but my main goal is to get into film or game production as an artist. Would love to get better az 2D Illustration, Concept Art (both character and environmental, 2D and 3D) before I choose my final path.
So here I will upload a lot of different things. Cheers~~
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Sep '16

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This is a painting I did in the summer, that I am very proud of. I now can see some anatomical incorrectness in the area of the neck and shoulders, so I am gonna look out for those in the future.

Sep '16

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Some recent stuff I did. I'm trying to get into environments more. With this I tried to consider the "fore-ground, middle-ground, back-ground" trinity, scaling, atmosphere, and colour.

Sep '16

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Started as a study on anatomy (guy) turned into something else. I decided not to use reference for this. In some parts this shows sadly, but I wanted to upload it anyway.
Also this turned into a Jason Todd fanart (with my OC, ((who is not involved romantically)) ) whoops I guess?
The girl I think came out very well, the guy... well I'm trying :confused:

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Sep '16

Very interesting works so far!
I love how the first portrait merges abstract and specific. For the neck-shoulder-breasts area I highly suggest using refenreces, it will help both the painting and you in long-term.

The enviroment has very pretty colors and mood. I think you could've pushed the fore-middle-back ground a bit more, make the first subject bigger, make the second a bit sharper etc, but you are definitely on the right track!

You have a knack for illustrations, again, your colors are lighnitng are beautiful! With abs on both paintings it's important to remember that they are all covered by the same skin, so they shouldn't be divided by sharp lines. Sometimes less is more and only suggesting the abs by shading instead of clear lines would make it more realistic.

I'm definitely looking forward to seeing more stuff from you!

Sep '16

Thank you for the tips, I'm gonna keep them in mind in the future! Happy you like my stuff :blush:

Oct '16

Those brush marks are looking good

Oct '16

Love your use of colours. Would also love to see you do some more refined work as your stuff is pretty loose at the moment but there's no problem with that. Keep it up!

Oct '16

I love the roughness in your work. Really looking forward to seeing ore from you

Oct '16

@veek91 Thank you very much, I try :smiley:
@Jamethy Yes that is a problem of mine. It's very hard for me to go with a drawing to completion. I feel like once I'm done with the idea, and that idea is recognizable, deductible and understandable, I am done, and I lose motivation to push that piece further. The other problem I have with finishing is, I can't figure out when is something done. I many times overwork or underwork my pieces, and end up with something that looks worse than the sketch/rough itself.
@derkodos Thank you! My roughness is somewhat explained in the upper reply. The other thing that I am often struggling is to preserve the sketch's dynamism and soul. Often I end up with something less interesting, less fun when I refine or soften my brush strokes.

Maybe these problems come from my skill, or rather lack of it. And these will get better with time. I certainly hope so :confused: