Uncomfortable's Advice from /r/ArtFundamentals
darthsketcher's Comments | Check out their posts instead

darthsketcher in the post "25 Texture Challenge - fleshed out into an actual challenge for those of you struggling with how to render different materials"

2016-07-06 18:46

Definitely. But I feel untextured stuff, say with only contour lines, doesn't looks as "nice". Clearly this is a matter of personal preference.

By the way, here's a link to a preview the sketching class from Daniel Park in case anyone wanted to see the process being demoed:

https://youtu.be/hyvVrZLlkAU

darthsketcher in the post "25 Texture Challenge - fleshed out into an actual challenge for those of you struggling with how to render different materials"

2016-07-06 18:23

I also learned it from Daniel Park from the Foundation Group's dynamic sketching classes.

I still need a lot of practice, maybe I'm over complicating things in my mind but I struggled a lot to try and texture some damn leafs in some plants. I still would be struggling if it weren't for your leaf example.

darthsketcher in the post "25 Texture Challenge - fleshed out into an actual challenge for those of you struggling with how to render different materials"

2016-07-06 17:56

I feel quite the opposite. I feel textures 'beautify' everything!

Thanks Umconfortable! Not sure if this is cheating but for those of us newbies here is an example on texture exercises from Dynamic Sketching classes:

http://img00.deviantart.net/1e51/i/2016/073/d/8/dynamic_sketch_texture_exercise_by_carmorafael-d9v4x7p.jpg

darthsketcher in the post "Since I'm not doing free critiques this month, I dug through the demos I drew for individual students - here are some of those that should help you guys with some of the more common, general challenges"

2016-06-04 03:30

This is amazing, thank you! I saw some mistakes I've made myself.