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    Godzilla prompt: Lets Share Our WIPs and Inspiration!

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    • scotthigginsart
      scotthigginsart last edited by

      having fun with these so far!Screenshot 2024-04-27 at 10.20.13 PM.png Screenshot 2024-04-27 at 10.19.58 PM.png

      There are going to be some really awesome images to come out of this prompt for sure

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      • Yiming Wu
        Yiming Wu @makekong last edited by

        @makekong This is pretty cute! ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

        I have a messy website: https://ChengduLittleA.com

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        • Joshua Chennault
          Joshua Chennault last edited by

          I like the tiny terror Godzilla running amok on a farm with his mother hen trying to stop his shenanigans, so I think I will stick with it. Just getting a feel for the characters and story before I get into cover sketches.

          Joshua Chennault - Chickenzilla - Ideas.jpg

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          • ArtistErin
            ArtistErin last edited by

            Hey guys I needed a break from client work and thought I'd join in this round of How to Fix Your Art. Let me know if this image reads clear, and what your thoughts are... thanks!!! ๐Ÿ™‚

            Casting Call 2 copy.jpg

            Erin Richardson
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            • Oana
              Oana @ArtistErin last edited by

              @ArtistErin Hi! This looks well drawn and made me curious about the story but it took me a bit to understand, looks like a casting office for a Godzilla movie, and something went wrong with nr. 215? Is nr. 216 startled by the noise? The others look happy? At first, as I was expecting a more "children's book" idea, I thught they were kids at a drawing class ๐Ÿ™‚ then looked more carefully at the details.

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              • Oana
                Oana last edited by Oana

                For now, the idea that stuck in my mind was that of Godzilla and King Kong fighting over toys ( building blocks forming cities, of course), and tried to sketch the two charachtersโ€ฆ. Hope something starts to take shapeIMG_7072.jpeg

                Adding a bit of progress on the sketcking and thumbnailing front:
                IMG_7081.jpeg IMG_7080.jpeg
                Looks like Godzy itโ€™s a girl. And little Kong looks a lot like Mrs Oyster from my previous submission ๐Ÿ˜ƒ

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                • MarcRobinson
                  MarcRobinson last edited by

                  Godzilla copy.jpg

                  I know "Godzilla dealing with his anger issues" is a joke as old as time, but I like it so much I had to go in that direction. Currently just trying to get the sketch how I want it, before moving onto a traditional pencil drawing. It takes longer, but I ALWAYS prefer my results if I do the drawing traditionally. Even though it gets 99% covered with digital paint.

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                  • Oana
                    Oana @MarcRobinson last edited by

                    @MarcRobinson Such nice and skilled drawing! I feel like good drawing skill is indeed best built by working in a traditional way, and then you can use the advantages of digital over the traditional experience. Even if working on a tablet can mimic the paper experience so well, it lacks some underrated qualities of working on paper: the limited undo options that make you more aware, the feeling of erasing with an eraser, the clear scale of design and line ( not being able to zoom ).

                    Also very funny idea too, and character expressions great :)))) I could see this as a comic directed to adults too.

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                    • Oana
                      Oana @Fey Realme last edited by

                      @Fey-Realme I didn't get to say thanks for the awesome ideas list and reference you posted, it really helped to get me started. Actually the Godzilla potty training had me in stitches and I might just do a simple sketch of that too ๐Ÿ˜…

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                      • MarcRobinson
                        MarcRobinson @Oana last edited by

                        @Oana thank you! Yeah I've never really enjoyed the experience of drawing digitally. I love painting digitally but drawing never feels right. Also it's so nice to use traditional media and get away from screens.

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                        • Julia Hegetusch
                          Julia Hegetusch @MarcRobinson last edited by

                          @MarcRobinson Hi, your process is really interesting.I struggle with sketching on the tablet too. Do you print out your sketch and then trace over?

                          https://moanamaureen.com

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                          • MarcRobinson
                            MarcRobinson @Julia Hegetusch last edited by

                            @Julia-Hegetusch thanks yeah I like a good convoluted process ha. I do all my thumbnails in my sketchbook, then do the drawing digitally in Photoshop (that's the stage I'm at in the image I posted). I then print it at twice the size and draw over it on a light box. I try and add shading and texture with the pencil. Then I scan it in and paint over it in Photoshop.

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                            • Julia Hegetusch
                              Julia Hegetusch @MarcRobinson last edited by

                              @MarcRobinson great thanks for sharing your process . Ill have to invest in getting a light box at some stage

                              https://moanamaureen.com

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                              • ArtistErin
                                ArtistErin @Oana last edited by

                                @Oana Thank you! Thatโ€™s the idea, the casting call for a Godzilla movie is where my mind is. The next in line is a hopeful stuffed animal dinosaur character trying for the role, but getting laughed at by the two sitting next to him. The TRex is super chill and knows heโ€™s getting it. But because you had to study means I need to flesh this out further. Cranking on client work so hoping Iโ€™ll have time to finish this.:)

                                Erin Richardson
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                                • ArtistErin
                                  ArtistErin @Oana last edited by

                                  @Oana All excellent points!!!๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿ™‚

                                  Erin Richardson
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                                  • ArtistErin
                                    ArtistErin @MarcRobinson last edited by

                                    @MarcRobinson What scanner do you have? Iโ€™m thinking of getting an Epson 6700. Need something better than what I have.

                                    Erin Richardson
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                                    www.erinrichardsondesigns.com

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                                    • ArtistErin
                                      ArtistErin @MarcRobinson last edited by

                                      @MarcRobinson This is fabulous Marc!!!โค๏ธ

                                      Erin Richardson
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                                      www.erinrichardsondesigns.com

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                                      • MarcRobinson
                                        MarcRobinson @ArtistErin last edited by

                                        @ArtistErin I have a shockingly average scanner built into my printer! It's A4 size too, so when I want to draw twice the scale I need to print out sections and scan them separately. Like in this image I printed out the humans, godzilla and the background separately to draw over. It's a pants technique but I can't justify buying a good large scanner.

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                                        • MarcRobinson
                                          MarcRobinson @ArtistErin last edited by

                                          @ArtistErin hey thank you!

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                                          • ArtistErin
                                            ArtistErin @MarcRobinson last edited by

                                            @MarcRobinson That's brilliant... thank you ๐Ÿ™‚ Love knowing how you work. I've been following your work and you are really leveling up, I admire this!

                                            Erin Richardson
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