My first drawings for TMW - UPDATED

Post by **Pajarico** » 03 Mar 2005, 22:02

Here it is

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Work in progress.

Tell me what you think.

Post by **Talaroc** » 03 Mar 2005, 22:15

Don't be afraid to draw things on a bigger scale. They're going to get pared down during spriting, but go ahead and draw big (and proportional, since knives and swords aren't the same size) for concept art.

Post by **Pajarico** » 03 Mar 2005, 22:31

Well, it's concept art to an extend. I draw in that size because I planned to give color with gimp and enhance the borders, so even with a bigger and more detailed draw most of the details would be lost.
Also that's why they're unproportionated.

Post by **Rotonen** » 04 Mar 2005, 11:04

I like the wooden stick.

Post by **ElvenProgrammer** » 04 Mar 2005, 20:11

Some of them are really good, congrats!

Post by **Pajarico** » 05 Mar 2005, 02:30

Some more:

The files are 400-500 K average. I'm on ADSL, if someone is on dial-up and is having problems to view the images let me know and i will upload a lower resolution version.

maci · Post by **maci** » 05 Mar 2005, 06:44

wow they are really nice

i love your artwork

Post by **ElvenProgrammer** » 05 Mar 2005, 09:02

Yeah I like them too, weapons in particular

Post by **Talaroc** » 05 Mar 2005, 11:32

The "swordfish" in particular is quite fun. ^_^

SuriKatta · Post by **SuriKatta** » 08 Mar 2005, 04:45

Duuude.

I want that fish sword.

... but wouldn't it be slimey and slip out of your hand during combat? >o_O<

Post by **Pajarico** » 16 Apr 2005, 18:35

maci · Post by **maci** » 16 Apr 2005, 18:40

.........................*wordless*

this is just awesome....

what technic have you used?

Post by **Pajarico** » 16 Apr 2005, 18:49

Thank you.
My gear is a pencil, fingers, eraser and paper.
Pencil: Faber Castell Dessin, B
Eraser: Faber Castell 7081N
Paper: Guarro Studio

The technic is mostly just drawing with the pencil, a few details are added blurring with the finger or the eraser to add some bright (only a few things, like water or shines.

Post by **Talaroc** » 16 Apr 2005, 20:42

There are some issues with perspective and body proportions, but on the whole they look pretty cool.

Post by **Pajarico** » 18 Apr 2005, 00:02

I guess you mean in the buildings...I know, the problem is that half are done without "punto de fuga" (sorry, I don't know the english term) and half with it, I didn't care much.

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