Drawing with Digital Pencils - Classwork
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Nitrous oxide! That take, Wild as a March Hare, to new levels. Cheers!
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@Casual-T Wow, Much better!
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@carlianne You have talent to explain. Thank you.
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@Casual-T
wow its very nice. looks like a great class i just went to check it out. do you know if it only applies to people who use photoshop? i use clip-studio, would it still help me? -
@Leah-Katz Part of the class is used to explain how to build a custom "pencil" in Photoshop. I would assume there's a similar option in Clip-Studio, although the detailed steps might be different. But I do think the class would still be helpful regardless of which program you use, since @will-terry-art also speaks about much more general ways of making a digital drawing look more traditional. It's well worth it!
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@Casual-T Really fun drawing. Great adjustments (and commentary) with the muzzle and teeth
I was thinking that maybe you could make the bunny's shadow follow the texture of the grass. It looks like of like the shadow is floating over or under the grass as it is.
I'm pretty new to the SVS classes and new to the Forums (I think this is my first entry in a forum ever~), and there are SO MANY great classes on here and so little time (COVID offers me zero time at home, with toddler and newborn) but you've convinced me that this Digital Pencil class is one I MUST take! -
@johnchoillustra Glad you like the drawing, and thanks much for the suggestion. I see what you're saying about the shadow "floating." There are SO many little details that need to be considered, even in a small, simple drawing such as this. It's fascinating to see how other's view one's work.
And I 100% agree, that there is an incredible amount of very, very helpful, interesting, and instructive classes, here at SVS. I wish the day had more hours, so I could study and practice more. How about we add another 8 hours to a standard solar day by using massive rocket boosters to alter the Earth's orbit around the sun, and we then designate those added hours as mandatory naptime for toddlers and newborns?!
Have fun taking @Will-Terry's class. I'm looking forward to seeing what you come up with.
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@Kim-Hunter said in Drawing with Digital Pencils - Classwork:
Nitrous oxide! That takes, Wild as a March Hare, to new levels. Cheers!
A bit off-topic, but this reminds me of a gig I did last year at a private party (I'm a drummer by trade, albeit currently somewhat underemployed due to parties having been outlawed!). One of the attendees at this particular party was a dentist who had brought a huge canister of Nitrous oxide from his office. So, while the band was laying down some funky jams, party people filled up balloons with N2O, inhaling the gaseous goodies. Suffice it to say, there was plenty of giggling and snickering (any maybe the odd bit of tooth pulling, just for the fun of it), and everybody was just about as high as a kite... One hell of a party!
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@Casual-T "mandatory" anything for my toddler is a sure-fire way to have it backfire. If it did work, I'd probably nap then, too. That said, I'm only paying for the classes... and not taking any. Doh~
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@johnchoi said in Drawing with Digital Pencils - Classwork:
@Casual-T ...I'd probably nap then, too.
Ha! Heard and understood... It's the way of the (parenting) world!
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@johnchoi said in Drawing with Digital Pencils - Classwork:
@Casual-T I was thinking that maybe you could make the bunny's shadow follow the texture of the grass. It looks like the shadow is floating over or under the grass as it is.
I made some adjustments to the shadow according to your suggestions. I find it amazing how big of a difference some of these small adjustments make. Thanks for catching that, John.
