If you like this style you should look at a few of these artist's who i find inspirational. 1. Jon Foster [link] 2. [link] 3. [link] 4. [link] 5.[link]
they are really good concept artists and painters that use a quick brushstroke and expressionistic feel. Hope this helps!
hey i wanted to take u up on that offer of help. and i was wonderign could you give me some help on how to draw the human body. and some colouring tips in photshop please and thank you
hey sorry it has taken so long. But here is some advice at least with The human body.
1. When drawing it the proportions are important. - Generally the body is 7 head lengths - If making a shorter person 5-6 heads is common 2. Try just doing 1-3 minute gesture drawings of yourself - In a mirror - Pictures that have good postures
Those should help just loosen ya up and make everything fresh.
What kind of things do you need help with in Photoshop?
lol dont worry atleast u replied lata than never . on my page theres a character called uni character i dont now any ways how to colour it. thanks for the tips by the way im gonna be using one of them right now. thanks very much
If you've painted before it was made in the same manner. Um, I just keep general rules in mind. 1. work background to forground 2. dark to light or light to dark but be consistent. 3. work General to Specific
1. Jon Foster [link]
2. [link]
3. [link]
4. [link]
5.[link]
they are really good concept artists and painters that use a quick brushstroke and expressionistic feel.
Hope this helps!
Don't hesitate to ask lol.
1. When drawing it the proportions are important.
- Generally the body is 7 head lengths
- If making a shorter person 5-6 heads is common
2. Try just doing 1-3 minute gesture drawings of yourself
- In a mirror
- Pictures that have good postures
Those should help just loosen ya up and make everything fresh.
What kind of things do you need help with in Photoshop?
Um, I just keep general rules in mind.
1. work background to forground
2. dark to light or light to dark but be consistent.
3. work General to Specific