Colour! Wheeee!!

crazysteef · #1 09-21-2008, 01:59 PM

This is my first time really trying to color in any artwork, so i'm kinda worried about it and hope it's worthy of this forum (^_^).
This is a picture of a ferocious wild fuzzle and its triumph in catching its natural prey: chocolate chip cookies. (those cookies do put up valiant struggles)

scipionyx · #2 09-22-2008, 07:41 AM

Yay! Wheeee colour indeed!
n__n of course it's worthy for this forum, it's cool

I really like the details at the coockie and the teeth, they're great

btw... I'm hungry now xD!

Oddey · #3 09-29-2008, 12:04 PM

Have you seen Skillyaslig's art? Very similar and I like both hers and yours.

GlacierDragon · #4 09-29-2008, 12:13 PM

Very good! I like the Fuzzle's Expression and the detail. What did you use to colour it?

Tidus · #5 09-30-2008, 06:44 AM

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I really like the details at the coockie and the teeth

Like he say, I like the cookie texture, in a nicely done perspective. It remembers me the moon

Waiting for more work

Bye

crazysteef · #6 10-01-2008, 04:28 PM

Thanks a bunch scipionyx! I drew it when I wanted a cookie, and wanted one even more when I was done.

Thanks Oddey! I have seen Skyllaslig's art. It rox

Thanks GlacierDragon! I colored in in with copic marker, which can be a pain but can produce a nice image. (^_^)

Thanks Tidus! I'm working on something that I think will turn out better (as I now have a little more experience with copics) and will post it as soon as i'm done.

crazysteef · #7 10-09-2008, 03:29 PM

I'm back, and still trying to color.

In any case, you may be wondering, "Just who in the seven hells is this mudoken? And why is he grinning like a maniac?" This little green guy is actually my interpretation of what our favorite shaman Bigface may have looked like before he became uber mystical and recieved his tribal mask. I know I colored him the wrong shade of green, but I still think he turned out all right.

I'm not going to say what he's grinning about

scipionyx · #8 10-10-2008, 03:25 AM

I dunno what it actually is but this picture has something special ...can't describe what I mean but I like it, probably the way he's smiling? Ö.Ö

also I want to ink in my next picture too, cuz I see it really rocks!

crazysteef · #9 10-20-2008, 07:26 PM

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I dunno what it actually is but this picture has something special ...can't describe what I mean but I like it, probably the way he's smiling? Ö.Ö

also I want to ink in my next picture too, cuz I see it really rocks!

Thank you so much Scipionyx! That was a really nice compliment.

Can't wait to see your inked in work. If I may, I would recommend looking at the works of Grandville and Durer (you can google them). Both of them have amazing stuff in ink, and making studies of their work is great practice for the aspiring ink artist. May fortune smile upon you in your journey into the ink.

scipionyx · #10 10-21-2008, 04:36 AM

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Thank you so much Scipionyx! That was a really nice compliment.

Can't wait to see your inked in work. If I may, I would recommend looking at the works of Grandville and Durer (you can google them). Both of them have amazing stuff in ink, and making studies of their work is great practice for the aspiring ink artist. May fortune smile upon you in your journey into the ink.

You're welcome crazysteef, and thank you too ^^

at the moment we learn about Albrecht Dürer at school, in art, and we have to draw portraits of ourselves in nearly life-size (just with the pencil) untill x-mas and it's SO HARD because it has to look like a photography in the end x_x
But it makes fun indeed

so every other picture has to wait untill I've finished this one...

T-nex · #11 10-21-2008, 06:04 PM

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I'm back, and still trying to color.

In any case, you may be wondering, "Just who in the seven hells is this mudoken? And why is he grinning like a maniac?" This little green guy is actually my interpretation of what our favorite shaman Bigface may have looked like before he became uber mystical and recieved his tribal mask. I know I colored him the wrong shade of green, but I still think he turned out all right.

I'm not going to say what he's grinning about

That pic is something special indeed

Honestly I like the anatomy the most. I seems like you really got that down, and that's great. I always find Mudokon-anatomy to be really hard to do.

crazysteef · #12 10-21-2008, 07:10 PM

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That pic is something special indeed

Honestly I like the anatomy the most. I seems like you really got that down, and that's great. I always find Mudokon-anatomy to be really hard to do.

Thanks a bunch, T-nex! Mudokon anatomy is really hard...I had to use at least three models to get that one at least presentable

That's really cool that you get to learn about Durer in art, Scipionyx!! I can't wait to see the result of your art project, if you decide to post it up at the end

. Have you looked up Gradville yet? His stuff is some of the crazier illustration I've ever seen

Okay, I decided to re-post my epic battle between the steef and the ancient wolvark. Yes, I know I've posted this up numerous times. So sue me

And I know its not really in color, but hey, grey is a color too!!!!!

scipionyx · #13 10-22-2008, 04:45 AM

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That's really cool that you get to learn about Durer in art, Scipionyx!! I can't wait to see the result of your art project, if you decide to post it up at the end

. Have you looked up Gradville yet? His stuff is some of the crazier illustration I've ever seen

I don't know if I'll post it here, and I don't know when I will get the picture back after I finnished it, because darn school always lays out the art of the students just to show what a good school it is and you never get your drawings back! but probably I'll take a photo of it...

and I just looked up Grandville, his art is fantastic,

oh and about your picture, if I where you I would upload it also a few times it's cool especially the steefs facial expression, but I think I've said that before...^^

crazysteef · #14 10-28-2008, 07:13 PM

Thanxs a bunch, Scipionyx!! I do enjoy drawing Steefs; something about their anatomy is just really interesting and cool.

Remember how Stranger's Wrath had only one possible ending? I took some artistic liberties and created the bad ending for Stranger. It's kinda dumb, but I hope you get a chuckle out of it

Havoc · #15 10-29-2008, 04:23 AM

Lol that's nuts. But nicely drawn non the less!

Lacy Hemsmire · #16 10-29-2008, 09:09 AM

LMAO! XD

That's great! @ the comic.

Wings of Fire · #17 10-29-2008, 09:40 AM

I was expecting Harry Mason to come out and ask Strager if he'd seen his daught, short, black hair, about nine years old. But carnage and destruction works as well

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Very nicely drawn, God knows why I didn't check this thread out sooner...

scipionyx · #18 10-29-2008, 01:55 PM

rofl!

xD this is indeed funny and well drawn!

GlacierDragon · #19 10-30-2008, 05:10 AM

For a comic, that's very well drawn. I wasn't expecting a UFO.

crazysteef · #20 10-30-2008, 12:51 PM

Thank you one and all! It really does mean a lot to me that you think it was well-done. I've been moved to tears! (sniff).

Happy Halloween, everyone (^_^).

crazysteef · #21 11-05-2008, 02:18 PM

Here's a Steef I did because I'm trying to figure out how exactly they're put together. I swear, never in all my days did I see a creature with anatomy more complicated than that of a Steef. Drawing them can be so frustrating!!

Next illustration will be in color, I promise

scipionyx · #22 11-06-2008, 04:48 AM

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Here's a Steef I did because I'm trying to figure out how exactly they're put together. I swear, never in all my days did I see a creature with anatomy more complicated than that of a Steef. Drawing them can be so frustrating!!

Next illustration will be in color, I promise

yeah I think that too: Steefs are definitively one of the most complicated creatures

but you drew the steef pretty good, though the upper arm appears to be a little bit short (hmm... but I don't know probably I'm wrong I haven't seen any steefs in a while) I like how you drew the arm muscles.

and I really like his hair and his horns and the head in general, the shading is also good, I'm looking forward to the coloured picture yay!

GlacierDragon · #23 11-07-2008, 04:53 AM

That Steef is great! I've never tried to draw one, but I always imagined them being difficult to draw because of their anatomy.

crazysteef · #24 11-09-2008, 12:20 PM

Thanks Scipionyx! I think you may be right about the Steef's forearm being a little short...I can see I'll have to do a lot of studies of Steef anatomy, head, shoulder, knees and toes (knees and toes!

) in the future to get a decent-looking Steef. Ah well, such is the way of art...

Thank's GlacierDragon! Steefs do have really strange anatomy. They look like they're extremely top-heavy, what with a huge upper body and stick-like legs. Still, I suppose that's an evolutionary advantage if they spend most of their time ramming into things

OddYouko · #25 11-10-2008, 10:08 AM

Awesome steef!

Annd he's holding a Fuzzle! Aww!