Thanks Chayota, I will, I guess I'll had to look for someone else to review my boxes... It says that 2 agreements are necessary, thanks for your guidance and patience, I wish you a good drawing weather
Thanks, that was the plan, I feel I could give more 3D to the Kaiju with texture but that was the last thing I did so I did it fast because I had to do other stuff
Wow that was getting into eating my brain, but i suppouse that you're right, I had done many isometric and 3D draws for my carreer but I have never seen one like the left one and thinking about it you're right, but I feel I had seen that in a draw before, felt like a building falling over you, so I don't really know, but if I had to choose I think that yes, the left one is conceptually wrong...
That moved my ground, I'm going to ask a around, if I have news I'll comment in here
I think It is possible, every line goes to its own vanishing point, so conceptually I guess it is right, though I'm not an expert, but if i put a boc on a glass table and you look from under the table It could be possible to be accurate this box
Chayota Happy new year, I didn't understand maybe I didn't read right or did it when asleep, here is the link to the new boxes, I found kinda harder than the narrow vanishing points, It could be because I did so many of the others, but yes you're right I've been drawing and had used more these ones than the others.
But crazy foreshortening makes me feel like idk going to full speed hahaha
https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/10Qku631futVOyL-qnUM6II_WHYWtpxI2
Hope you are still around there
I'll try to get them or at least something alike, seems pretty helpful to practice the shading on gray thones
I just bought a phone, i'll try that app :D but making that using only yout fingers on the screen is a serius skill, something one could brag about in a date
Wow amazing!! this is my favorite today till now, beautiful work, I love it, what you used to ad the gray scale were markers?
Oh yeaah, i can almost feel the textures from his face, what a great job
What a pretty sketchbook you have, with so many chainsaws around thanks to chainsawman, it's time for chainsawjuggler to shine
Some of you will have noticed that Drawabox doesn't teach shading at all. Rather, we focus on the understanding of the spatial relationships between the form we're drawing, which feeds into how one might go about applying shading. When it comes time to learn about shading though, you're going to want to learn it from Steven Zapata, hands down.
Take a look at his portfolio, and you'll immediately see why.
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