Here's the original drawing I did of the grumpy jedi before Jason Kim helped me fix the drawing. Jason's suggestions made for a much better drawing, but I still think I slightly prefer the original character design.
In case you're curious about what brush I used, I just did a brush tutorial over on the art center blog. This means that I will be as grumpy as this guy if I get any more people asking me what brushes I use.
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hahaha Thats one mean looking dude! Wicked!
ReplyDeleteI think he should have a mouse in his hand and a computer screen. Angry because his internet is down and he cant check the email.
ReplyDeleteAwsome Sam. I just found your website through the art center. that blog is awesome! thanks for posting your brush tip.
ReplyDeletei don´t know, but originals always got somethings special. and this is a good example of that.
ReplyDeletei liked the view of david malan. and i agree.
sorry for my awful english.
amazing works! greeting, peace!
Inking. Does it make you as grumpy as that guy when I use the word "inking"?
ReplyDeleteLet your conscience be your quide . . .
Thanks for the article on Painter brushes on the Art Center. Enjoyed it and learned a good few excellent things. I was beginning to think only people who cloned art from photographs used Painter going by the books on sale. (Gap in the market there).
ReplyDeleteI do like how it mimics reality but equates to a different experience. I stick paper on my tablet to create a bit of friction. If it's too slippery my drawing suffers.
I've just started looking on the Web for good tips on the software. I use Painter for a bit then drop it and then pick it up again sometimes a year or more later and so it goes on. Bought V.11 at Christmas.
Thanks again.
Sam, thank you so much for all the tips I CAN NOT wait for the book, is there any updates on when it's gonna be released and where to get it from
ReplyDeleteI like both drawings a lot!
ReplyDeleteI'm excited to see that tutorial. Maybe next week, I can settle and really take it in. I have to say I like your original design better than the "helped" one. I like him because there's an edge to him that makes him seem less balloon like and just a little more real - which is good for a heavy character (meaning for one that has a sort of serious brooding presence).
ReplyDeleteplease visit my blog dude! your tutorial are greattt
ReplyDeletesaw article yobout you on tutorart. Love your work.. (:
ReplyDeleteWOW!!!! INSANE!!!!
ReplyDeletehey Sam - did you get my email about my design-to-sculpture contest? Would you be interested in participating?
ReplyDeleteJonathan: Yes, I did see it, and I'm interested. But I haven't had time to put anything together yet.
ReplyDeletei like it.... thank you.
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