[yoshi]

oh well, what the hell, i got some crucial info out of this place afterall. Rough stuff with flaws. Fill the gaps yourself.

[Rinaldo]

Nice, I like a lot of what's going on there.
Some of it is very ambuguious, maybe too much so.
you could probably be more efficent with the marker as well. instead of mainly colouring the subject grey, with the same amount of effort in strokes you could probably describe some form.

I like the bottom one, keep up the good work

[shardik]

[edit] woops

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[shardik]

I have a question for u concept designers.. do u just take ur grey tria marker and go *scribbble scribble scribble* hmm that looks good maybe ill put a little *ink, ink, wash ink* hmm yeah, that looks pretty dizope! and hand it in? or do u have a picture in your head of what u want it to look like before u start?

oh yeah, where can i get some tria markers anyways?

Matt

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[yoshi]

Rhinaldo: Thanks, In the first one I'm going over broad tip marker underneath with mechanical pencil. I will trace the outline to a clean sheet of paper and then do proper rendering. I can't do both in once step. I've seen the Doug Chiang video Jhof posted, he does sketch and rendering in one step with markers. At present I find that impossible to do, too many things can go wrong. OR maybe Doug is drawing in passes (?)

shardik: well I scribble until i see something I like on paper. The only way i can draw from head is to look above the paper. I need better hand-eye coordination and better visual memory to draw successfully from head. But it's possible,despite of few ppl's assurances that it's not, you put something over your head and draw not looking at paper.



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