Doodle/Drawing Thread

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Russell написал:

These two guys are awesome

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UClM2LuQ1q5WEc23462tQzBg Proko

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5dyu9y0EV0cSvGtbBtHw_w Sycra

Many tutorials much learn

thanks for the link man, I need to work on arms so bad -.-

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Russell написал:

These two guys are awesome

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UClM2LuQ1q5WEc23462tQzBg Proko

http://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5dyu9y0EV0cSvGtbBtHw_w Sycra

Many tutorials much learn

Thanks for the resources!

My fiancée is into drawing and aims for professional levels.
Hopefully this will help her a step further to her goal. :-)


As a thanks the guide I was using personally:
http://www.squidoo.com/how-to-draw-learn

Maybe I will also post some rookie stuff. :D


For anyone holding back from drawing because he fears to not overcome some personal barriers: I highly recommend "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" by Betty Edwards as suggested in the guide. I actually was able to get my hands on this book in my university library as it is too expensive otherwise but the explanations and help the book suffices is worth every minute of your time. :-)

Most people here drawing already with much confidence won't need as much as complete beginners. And always remember: Draw much, this is the best way to progress your skills. Even if you consider your work not good yet.

Heh that guide looks ultra complex. They took 2 books worth of info and crushed it down to a webpage. I like watching digital artist tutorials because they take old good techniques and modernise them so they are easyier to use and understand. They are of coarse also faster.


I wish I could get more people to start drawing with me : /. Only drawers I know are industry level.

i felt like contributing some drawings

I need to put more stuff onto the computer. here is some of my stuff that must be a couple years old or more.

2008. eek. still a dope concept. ima redraw this one.






I really need to date my work more. These days i put at least the year and the month. sometimes the day,

okay i had a couple more pics to share. butt these are the ones that showed up. i'll choose some more another time.


i like this thread. seeing other peoples doodles is one of my fav things to do...

a post focused more on my non finalish work





and a total throw back to when i first started drawing letters.. must be from like 07. i still draw the same style from 09. i hit a dead end with the ruck name. these drawings are far from what i did with the letters though. i dont have my latest work uploaded.

a sticker exchange. heres the ones i sent off.



doodle comics..






damn, i like my old work. Its a gold mine of ideas. woohoo, for me...

also. finally bought a wacom cintique. so expect more from me...

my last style started with this pen freestyle at the end of 08 and colored in in 09


which turned into something like this. the style im stuck on. kind of didnt evolve past this much. bust kept refining it. i have much better ones on the floor of my wardrobe..




i want to develop that hair concept..

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Elynole написал:

I've always been extremely envious of those individuals that pick up drawing, regardless of talent. I'm not sure I could even draw a stick-figure myself.

nonscence. i mean, i was always interested in art. but i never did anything till i was 18 [24 now]. well, i did draw, but it was scribbles and stuff that barely resembles what i was trying to portray. Hell, i was still drawing stick figures when i was 18. they looked a hell of a lot better than my attempts at real people. About the only thing i regret is not deciding to take art more seriously, earlier. By right my skill level should be higher.

I also believe that you are not born naturally gifted at art. it is learned. The ones that are good, are the ones that put in the work sucking, to become better and work your way through that stage.

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Moist написал:

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Elynole написал:

I've always been extremely envious of those individuals that pick up drawing, regardless of talent. I'm not sure I could even draw a stick-figure myself.

nonscence. i mean, i was always interested in art. but i never did anything till i was 18 [24 now]. well, i did draw, but it was scribbles and stuff that barely resembles what i was trying to portray. Hell, i was still drawing stick figures when i was 18. they looked a hell of a lot better than my attempts at real people. About the only thing i regret is not deciding to take art more seriously, earlier. By right my skill level should be higher.

I also believe that you are not born naturally gifted at art. it is learned. The ones that are good, are the ones that put in the work sucking, to become better and work your way through that stage.

This is so true!