Jeremy, I use the line-art tool in Paint Tool Sai. It's so awesome. You can easily change the pressure, weight, color, etc. a lot better than in photoshop.

at the risk of starting a political flamewar:



i'm really proud of this... not sure if i'll refine the clothes because they were quite crude in the original uncle sam poster. maybe i'll tweak it some more but deadline is frifay morning so i don't think so.

i have coloured the background cream. i dont have the time to shrink the head though, it is a little to large but i'm hoping it's not that much.



aslo i did this

Cuuuute. 

Lmao. Well I thought this thread deserved a revive despite how cool the last post was.

And how crappy this picture is.

Edited by lucas_irineu - 26 July 2010 at 8:38pm

Yes, but there also comes a time when you have to draw a line in the sand and not live in a delusional fantasy world.


Behold my latest craptaculance!



How am I NOT supposed to trash this?!

I spent... hours. It's one of those 'staring at a blank screen for with no idea what to do' kind of things. 

Did







Edited by dumbo - 23 June 2011 at 1:27pm

Agreed with Raven 100%.
I'm working on a painting right now, on a canvas and stuff. I'm going to post it when I'm done mostly because it was also inspired quite a lot by some of the great pixel artists from here.
EDIT: Nevermind, I gave up. Painting is incredibly boring. XD

Edited by lucas_irineu - 05 August 2010 at 9:28pm

a photograph i took a while back.... analog is the sh*t, ... i found this negative flying around in my drawer after like 1 year or so, full of dust and scatches, developed it again, scanned it and retouched all the scratchs and stuff thats why it looks so old school. if i look back at the original i cant believe how i fixed it, took like hours, it was really really damaged ^^ ... and, on top,...after i was finished, PS crashed and i had to do it all again -___-, anyway, i like the result

....sry for crappy downsizing quality, ...the print looks awesome

Edited by onek - 20 August 2010 at 4:47pm

C'mon people, post stuff! This thread deserves more attention.
Here's a quick sketch of one of my heroes.

onek, are those last three modified pictures or completely made in photoshop?

as for the ink is that photoshopped or made with ink and water?

http://peetertvauri.deviantart.com/art/Portrait-Self-178997370

Edited by Peeter - 12 September 2010 at 9:03am

You could paint his face to match the rest of the outfit. Or I dunno, maybe he's too young for face paint. Either way, cute.

Some THREEDEE stuff. Don't think that gets posted here often.

Awesome stuff man.

Snader, like that second one, pretty badass.

Lucas, yeah, it's a bit creepy, but nice.

Very cute piece here. Like the character design, and the colors you chose. Good stuff!

Nope, a free program called Sculptris. Pixologic has bought the rights to the program though, so we should see something really nice develop.

The cool thing about sculptris is that it uses real-time tesselation, so it only adds extra polies where you add detail, rather then having to add extra subdivisions to the entire model. Read - it's less intensive to run.

I made both those pics on my Toshiba M400, which only has an intel GMA and no dedicated videocard. So it's not a good 3D machine, but it can sorta handle (about 10~15 frames per second) those 2 models in sculptris.

Greenraven - is your avatar the Cheshire Cat? That blue model is American McGee's Cheshire cat. If you haven't played American McGee's Alice yet, I highly suggest it.


Some doodling I did in class. Done in OpenCanvas 1.1 (that really old, free version that still did multiplayer canvases).


Edited by snader - 29 September 2010 at 3:10pm

Thanks! I agree they would be pretty cool as stickers, t-shirt, etc.




Edited by dumbo - 02 October 2010 at 7:34pm

Just drew this.

I don't get it... :s
Nice drawing though.

Oh, thought it had a meaning, so I tried to get it... Guess I was looking to hard into it.