Author Topic: Drawings Megathread  (Read 4350809 times)


A drawing of TF2 Sniper, created with Sketchbook Pro on my iPod Touch
Could have cleaned up some of the edges, but other than that I'm happy with it.
Piss

I was bored so I drew Undead Facepalm

He has the BSoD in his face if you didn't notice
YOOOOOOOOOOOOO


Is that you with a computer virus?
Nah we just got into a heated argument about robots n stuff




Attempted anatomy woohoo

also if you see Fronty ask him if he's okay with black jeans

I think you need to work on clothing folds and creases. He looks too plain with those starchy clothes

because without the shirt and pants he looks smashingly handsome

Speaking of clothing folds, how do you even do that?

I've been starting to draw more often now that I have an intuos but I honest to goodness can not draw clothing folds or anything like that.

Speaking of clothing folds, how do you even do that?

I've been starting to draw more often now that I have an intuos but I honest to goodness can not draw clothing folds or anything like that.
The best way to learn is observe, obviously. different fabrics fold different ways and demonstrating smooth folds vs jagged folds will make your clothes all the more believable.
But a picture that really helped me out, and made it all "click" for me was this:


from this blog post. I'm sure there are much better tutorials out there, and it would be best to look for them as well, but this picture demonstrates the basics pretty well, i think. The most important thing about folds is tension (or the lack thereof) and imagining in your head how that stretching affects the fabric. But of course, it's not easy to just "imagine" it all so that's why i reccommended observing from life too :p

That's actually extremely helpful. Thank you.

bunched up pant bottoms and sleeves are all you'll ever need




I usually get the basic form of the fabric first before getting folds down. So a tube for a sleeve before applying the proper folds to make it look like cloth.


A drawing of TF2 Sniper, created with Sketchbook Pro on my iPod Touch
Could have cleaned up some of the edges, but other than that I'm happy with it.
talk about doing a piss poor job on it

i get clothing folds i'm just not super good at em yet

i feel like i'm one of the few people who had shadows just click for me instantly. light and shadow was never something i had to work on.

you guys are all lucky ;-;

boom sketch dump








i get clothing folds i'm just not super good at em yet

i feel like i'm one of the few people who had shadows just click for me instantly. light and shadow was never something i had to work on.
i find it so so hard to do light and shadow if i'm working from imagination. the most i can manage well is cartoony blocky shading. anything else quickly becomes a grey blobby mess. :(

boom sketch dump
you need not to post here among us mere mortals, your powers with the graphite pencil outshine the power of a thousand suns




That foldy enough for you Taya