what helped you create your style?

[Foliage Veil]

Figuring out what does what in what program

I still have to get more familiar with Notepad++
I know in black/white images, copying and pasting NULL will make some pixels blue/yellow and then pasting it a second time will make it red/blue

in a colorful picture, I'm not too sure how to go about it but I'll figure it out in time

[W0TD4F4CK]

well, i am studying v traditional work
so i would say my work is extremely realistic
my first figure drawing teacher was kinda... i guess v chiseled? w/ his lines
so when i work w/ charcoal, that has influenced me b/c of the way i outline the figure

and look for bone landmarks, that should be a hard edge and everything is soft
look @ this and this
artist is andrew loomis

[Wasteland-xx]

I'm an animator, so a lot of shows I watched growing up has influenced the style that I have now.

[God-the-almighty]

Walking in forests and seeing the sun shining through the trees and the sky at twilight when it's a deep translucent blue violet.That's what made me love color and light. I also got interested in light, reflections and refraction because there were a lot of creeks nearby. I'd go fossil hunting and study the water. I also used to study metals to see how they picked up their colors.

[God-the-almighty]

W0TD4F4CK

well, i am studying v traditional work
so i would say my work is extremely realistic
my first figure drawing teacher was kinda... i guess v chiseled? w/ his lines
so when i work w/ charcoal, that has influenced me b/c of the way i outline the figure

and look for bone landmarks, that should be a hard edge and everything is soft
look @ this and this
artist is andrew loomis

Have you ever studied Leonardo Da Vinci's stuff? He knew a lot about the human body.

[Athelius]

i looked at tons and tons and tons of different types of art everyday. not just passive looking either, i looked to see what made the piece successful and what didn't. and then i copied

[W0TD4F4CK]

God-the-almighty

W0TD4F4CK

well, i am studying v traditional work
so i would say my work is extremely realistic
my first figure drawing teacher was kinda... i guess v chiseled? w/ his lines
so when i work w/ charcoal, that has influenced me b/c of the way i outline the figure

and look for bone landmarks, that should be a hard edge and everything is soft
look @ this and this
artist is andrew loomis

Have you ever studied Leonardo Da Vinci's stuff? He knew a lot about the human body.

Not a lot. I tend to study Russian academic drawings.

[God-the-almighty]

W0TD4F4CK

God-the-almighty

W0TD4F4CK

well, i am studying v traditional work
so i would say my work is extremely realistic
my first figure drawing teacher was kinda... i guess v chiseled? w/ his lines
so when i work w/ charcoal, that has influenced me b/c of the way i outline the figure

and look for bone landmarks, that should be a hard edge and everything is soft
look @ this and this
artist is andrew loomis

Have you ever studied Leonardo Da Vinci's stuff? He knew a lot about the human body.

Not a lot. I tend to study Russian academic drawings.

I haven't seen those.