I like that second landscape Madmax, the falloff into the blue on the right side gives it a great sense of depth.

Made the head smaller, added an arm, working on eyes at the moment. I feel like either the arm is off, or the torso is.

Edit: Size shape is wonky, it's mostly there for size check with the body at the moment.

Drew some helmets. Considering going over the lower left digitally and having a shot at making the two bits of hardware on wither side of his helmet in a student copy of 3DS Max I have doing nothing.

I made this, or edited it rather. I took the blink from one of The Slo Mo Guy's videos.

Boy that is trippy looking.

@Nonsequitorian: Heh, thanks, I mostly just use the standard Mypaint brushes, and sometimes these
http://wiki.mypaint.info/Brush_Packages ... _.28C_D.29

One more speedpaint

Cool stuff on this page!

Those are awesome as always madmax. I love the colours on your landscapes, very vibrant. They kinda remind me of old book/novel covers.
Also, the guy in the bottom of your portrait sketches looks like Bruce Lee?

And then there were two.


Not my best work, nor the best it has ever printed, but damn nice non the less.
Hope this counts as art.

Dropbox 404 for me there Maarten, are your pics in the public folder and have you tried using right click, dropbox, copy public link?

So guys, I've been working on a sketch for a bit and I came to an issue of sorts.
I really do not know how to do imaginary lines properly, so in this particular instance...


The lines outlining the breasts underneath the shirt are clearly too strong in this case, but I do not actually know how to "Imply the shape with less line" any advice from our more talented line artists?
(Asking here because DRLFF seems to be slightly better at... useful advice for the more technical aspects of art)

Well, the head looks like it's really far back on the neck.
And for boobs, I found you a SFW tutorial on drawing breasts.
You're welcome.
Spoiler'd for big.

That is a useful boob tutorial.

That is a sentence I did not previously think I would see at any point in time, thanks for the tutorial though.

Side note, I think I know the problem with the neck, that line on the left side of it should continue back not curve forward, as though the jawline was covering the upper part of the neck, thanks for pointing that out!


EDIT: Ok, after a few tries I have something presentable, and btw if you use the tips from that tutorial the shape damn near defines itself. (left breast automatically had the "pulled back look" as a result of being attached where it is, Same with the right breast being "pushed in" and being closer to the arm that's forward.)
(Spoilered due to large size due to mistake on uploading the sketch, I intended to upload it in a scaled down size, but who gives a ♥♥♥♥)

Right boob should maybe be angled more flatly and pointed toward us more.

Alright, I have to ask this question about a thousand times every time I do anything with living creatures. So it's not just you.

But our right or her right?

Here, more like this.