Author Topic: My Little Pony: Friendship for Blockheads: General V2  (Read 9182137 times)

Wait

Roblox has pony models?

Wait

Roblox has pony models?
no, they just like to make their player models obsessively rounded in many-more-than-necessary areas.

thanks to Kobewarrior and Atlas for helping



I left some of the black lines in because it fits with my previous paintings.

no, they just like to make their player models obsessively rounded in many-more-than-necessary areas.
Oh.

The models appear round, it's just the bitmaps it uses which is Blockland's bricktop and brickside.

thanks to Kobewarrior and Atlas for helping

I left some of the black lines in because it fits with my previous paintings.

I would like to point out that I really like how you draw wings.

Also I drew my favourite princess.


YOU CAN NEVER HAVE ENOUGH LUNA
« Last Edit: January 03, 2013, 06:18:19 PM by Pengie »



I would like to point out that I really like how you draw wings.
Also I drew my favourite princess.
YOU CAN NEVER HAVE ENOUGH LUNA
Thanks

I like the hair in your Luna, it feels fluid. That's something I should work on in my paintings.


Woah. Everyone here is a way better artist than me.

That's not the spirit!

thanks to Kobewarrior and Atlas for helping



I left some of the black lines in because it fits with my previous paintings.
Nice job. Love the wings, wish I could draw wings. :(

Woah. Everyone here is a way better artist than me.
Too lazy to edit. Want a place that will help you get better? Got me to where I am in a little over a month of off and on sketches.

Too lazy to edit. Want a place that will help you get better? Got me to where I am in a little over a month of off and on sketches.
I mean like I literally can't get better without vectors. Shaky hand syndrome borks up my mouse and tablet art. I'd have to scan stuff done on layered paper.

I mean like I literally can't get better without vectors. Shaky hand syndrome borks up my mouse and tablet art. I'd have to scan stuff done on layered paper.
if you suffer from shaky hands either:

invest in some software that smooths out your strokes or

turn your mouse/tablet sensitivity way way.... waayy down

it might also help if you zoom in to your work, if use use photoshop, open a second window for overall image view and do close up work with your main canvas and just switch between the two.

Also work at low resolutions since brushes becomes increasingly detailed and complicated (well in photoshop) the higher the resolution. This should reduce some of the detail of your brush strokes making smoother lines.

Lastly if you have a Wacom Intuos 4 (or higher), use precision mode heavily and that will make a huge difference.  I love it.