Dead Metal wrote:GrimSqueaker wrote:Dead Metal wrote:GrimSqueaker wrote:i love facial expressions, i always make sure that that is just right in a drawing, f**k up anything else and u can pull it off if the face is just right-well thats what i think anyway
Yae but faces are so bludy dificult to do, I can take 30 mins just to get the face of a human ore a Transformer right. That's wy I love drowing monsters and Zombies if you'r to lazy to give them a proper face, just f them and let them lode an ey ore chunks of ther faces. Well of curs that workes with ther bodyes to.
Zombies and ghouls can have expressions too-as a teacher and an illustrator i say the best thing any budding artist can do is sign up for life drawing classes, learn to draw norms and u can draw anything u imagine much easier!
that is a good idea, that I oredy had! But those classes take place at a time I have to atend other things so I'm trying to tech it myself! It worked before, if you have a look at my very first TF or Venom and at wat I can do now it's like loking at a f up ferary and then at the newest sexyest one.
But still thanks for that
Sexilent advise.
Oops sory, I've just noticed that you'r part of the comic projekt

. Well come to the team! Sory for not notecing before.!
Not to sound rude or anything but teachers always say that, its a bit of a cop out in my eyes to just say "oh go take some classes".
You dont have to be TAUGHT how to draw by someone to draw the way THEY do, you can teach yourself and develop your own unique style.
I havnt taken an art class in my life, yet i can draw better than most people who have if i wanted to.
Not to sound big headed but just look at my latest WIP.
Just practice...alot...and pay attention to everything you see no matter how small a detail it might be. Study referance, photos, other peoples artwork and learn from that. You dont need to pay money or have a flashy degree to be an "artist" ya know.
No offense to grimsqueaker but just because someone went to a college, got some diploma or whatever that doesnt mean they are a better artist than someone who hasnt got those official credentials and simply has RAW talent, or has taught themselves.
Afterall, some of the best artists, from musicians to film directors to artists, never had any form of tuition when it came to what they did best.
I personally think you can either do it or you cant.
Its that simple.
Ive seen people who couldnt draw for shite, work their arses off for years, trying to improve, and got them no where.
They did everything from studying books and pictures to real things and they still sucked.
So in my eyes it doesnt all boil down to a class room with some up tight snob in a suit
telling you how to do this or how to do that, in my eyes its all to do with raw talent.
Sure these schools and classes can help you smooth out the rough edges if you can already draw, but they arent completely necessary.
That wasnt an attack against you or anything Grim', thats just my views on the subject. The fact that you teach art and went to college for it and all that is pure coincidence in this case, as i have felt this way for years.