I'm not sure whether I should finish it, slighty change it or what.
Also, I need to start doing something different with these, as I assume people will be starting to get tired with the same old formula. Any insight into that would be greatly appreciated too.

Edit: Thanks, and night all!
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Also, I need to start doing something different with these, as I assume people will be starting to get tired with the same old formula. Any insight into that would be greatly appreciated too.

Edit: Thanks, and night all!
Some time. If you can't find it at the mo, would you gaz it to me some time?#
Edit ::D:D:D:D:D
T'is ace.
Could watch that for hours.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:41,
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Edit ::D:D:D:D:D
T'is ace.
Could watch that for hours.
Although it's a pity you can't see all the drawing bits at the same time.
I wonder what it would look like if there was a gentle outline of the whole thing and then the animation kind of pulses down it.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:42,
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I wonder what it would look like if there was a gentle outline of the whole thing and then the animation kind of pulses down it.
But I am heading for Blighty in ~12 hours so you won't see it out of me.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 1:02,
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Plus, I'm off to bed. Goodnight b3ta.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:29,
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YOU HAS A WINKY. I SEED IT.
*may contain lies and nuts
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:43,
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*may contain lies and nuts
you never even offered me sweets first! what kind of amateur pervert are you?
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:58,
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the line that her nose makes with her hair is weirding me out, however. it's like extra nose
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:30,
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I like it.
The more you try and change it the more you will end up producing the same, tired old colour tracing that everyone else does. Except you will have done it the proper way and everyone else will be spouting the term 'vector' like they have a clue.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:31,
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The more you try and change it the more you will end up producing the same, tired old colour tracing that everyone else does. Except you will have done it the proper way and everyone else will be spouting the term 'vector' like they have a clue.
I find vectors somewhat dull, for the majority.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:33,
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the shapes with then? Just out of interest.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:39,
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I know Corel products inside and out ( I have CorelDRAW X4 that they sent me gratis ) I'm just confused to see what you achieve from a feathered brush. Why no gradient edge?
Also Gaz me if you want Adobe products.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:49,
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Also Gaz me if you want Adobe products.
And, thanks, but I can't deal with learning a whole new program at the mo!
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:51,
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I actually quite like you. We got off to a bad start and it's got worse. But you know me a bit better and vice versa so I'm keeping you. Plus I think if you ever get back you might make useful crew.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:38,
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What are these done with? Just photoshop and a graphics tablet?
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:34,
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as in the one which marks out shapes?
And then you just fill along the penline?
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:36,
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And then you just fill along the penline?
:) Like I say, it's all just drawn as a raster.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:39,
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out for a second then you are making vectors no matter how much you disguise it in you final jpg. ;)
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:43,
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Are they painted over the actual photo stylistically or are you just fucking ridiculously ace at drawing as well as doing cool hair?
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:45,
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First layer, above the image is for sketchy lines. 2 or 3px brush and just get the basic shapes down and the rough lights and darks of the hair. Then I open up my large canvas, paste the sketch, and work above it for the final layer, with the original picture open next to it. It gets a little irritating having to constantly move the reference picture around, though.
I'm going to start doing these in my sketchbook soon though.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:50,
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I'm going to start doing these in my sketchbook soon though.
and clearly something which can't be traced though.
I don't like tracing or even drawing from reference photos if I am trying to draw something other than an actual person. I like to think it will help me build up my drawing ability and stock of poses, anatomy and bodies. It doesn't seem to, but that's the theory.Works for some things, not for others. Like I managed to draw a person from a high perspective with foreshortening alright, barring the face, but completely fucked up a female form.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 0:54,
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I don't like tracing or even drawing from reference photos if I am trying to draw something other than an actual person. I like to think it will help me build up my drawing ability and stock of poses, anatomy and bodies. It doesn't seem to, but that's the theory.Works for some things, not for others. Like I managed to draw a person from a high perspective with foreshortening alright, barring the face, but completely fucked up a female form.
so lets not be confusing the issue.
As for you, if you don't like photo reference then do what I have learned. Use 3d Models an base your scene on those. You can get a good set of models with poser for under £150.
As for you tsatter. I just don't understand the sharp edge of it all, tha5t's it. I know if I use a feathered brush I'm getting a fuzzy edge ( the feather ) .
Hey, I'm not making statements, just trying to learn stuff I don't know. Me being an adobe whore.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 1:05,
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As for you, if you don't like photo reference then do what I have learned. Use 3d Models an base your scene on those. You can get a good set of models with poser for under £150.
As for you tsatter. I just don't understand the sharp edge of it all, tha5t's it. I know if I use a feathered brush I'm getting a fuzzy edge ( the feather ) .
Hey, I'm not making statements, just trying to learn stuff I don't know. Me being an adobe whore.
but the style and images of hair he does could not be done from tracing, purely because there are not loads of strands. Plus the lines are absolutely massive compared to actual hairs. You can follow the movement of the hair, I am not contesting that, but it is not done by just drawing lines where you see shapes as you commonly do in tracing.
I realise I can use 3d models if I can't find the reference, but that doesn't improve my abilty to draw scenes from thought. Which is, let's be honest, what most people want to do.
EDIT: it does look like it is done with what would be in Photoshop a non feathered hard brush, just with the graphics tablet pressure sensitivity set high so you can get nice thin to thick lines.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 1:08,
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I realise I can use 3d models if I can't find the reference, but that doesn't improve my abilty to draw scenes from thought. Which is, let's be honest, what most people want to do.
EDIT: it does look like it is done with what would be in Photoshop a non feathered hard brush, just with the graphics tablet pressure sensitivity set high so you can get nice thin to thick lines.
slag off Tsatters stuff and be assured he knows that. Just trying to understand more about it.
Have something for bedtime.

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PSD's for those of you inclined to look at those things and moan about the simple filters used.
www.mediafire.com/?2hxtnzdz9tb
www.mediafire.com/?8zjih3cdjdg
from scratch is nice sometimes.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 1:24,
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Have something for bedtime.

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PSD's for those of you inclined to look at those things and moan about the simple filters used.
www.mediafire.com/?2hxtnzdz9tb
www.mediafire.com/?8zjih3cdjdg
from scratch is nice sometimes.
On a personal note I think the grainy effect spoils that, especially on the left gun flame (although I think that is actually a seperate distortion effect to the grain on the background colours).
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 1:29,
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How I need to render my own drawings. Surely something is wrong there.
I create something and choose to exhibit it. Do people ring up the Beano and say "hey, your rendering is shit"? I think not and I'm now really insulted.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 1:33,
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I create something and choose to exhibit it. Do people ring up the Beano and say "hey, your rendering is shit"? I think not and I'm now really insulted.
it's like a bizarre combination of sarcasm and devil's advocate.
As I did say, on a personal note if I could get to those PSDs I would remove the grainy effects as I think the result would be better. You can wipe your own faeces on it as far as i'm concerned but as soon as you make a valued judgement to display any work you ultimately justify its criticism.
Also I phone up the Beano all the time and tell them their rendering is shit, and I don't even read it, or have a phone.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 1:38,
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As I did say, on a personal note if I could get to those PSDs I would remove the grainy effects as I think the result would be better. You can wipe your own faeces on it as far as i'm concerned but as soon as you make a valued judgement to display any work you ultimately justify its criticism.
Also I phone up the Beano all the time and tell them their rendering is shit, and I don't even read it, or have a phone.
and will not confuse you more. Sorry for bothering you.
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 1:47,
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Well I presumed you were joking, but this whole thread of conversation feels like it's falling into a horrible social climax.
*goes to bed*
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Thu 28 Feb 2008, 1:51,
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*goes to bed*
