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06-25-2012, 01:58 AM
also wanted to share this is my facebook profile for my artwork and if you could support me by liking me I would be very greatfull watch me try to get better and push to be the best I can.....Artwork of Cj Marsh
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06-25-2012, 04:45 AM
Hey CJ! Nice to meet you. Glad you like my work. I'll post this on you SB thread as well but I'll do my best to help you out.
For line work in particular, I can dump a million artist your way but I'll only give you three. First is Gustave Dore. His engravings are absolutely amazing. buy his books and study them carefully and look how he uses cross hatching to separate values and line weight to pop out objects. the thing with line work is it doesn't lie. It tells everything. And it tells how much experience the artist has. every single line has a purpose. Check him out. Next is arguably the most relevant master to study for conceptual inspired artist like yourself. JC Leyendecker is friggin bad ass. His techniques are founded on appealing design and you see that with his dynamic shapes to the smallest detail. He had a method of dobbing his paint strokes, and sub dividing his subject down to simple counter balancing shapes based on the characters rhythm and weight. study how he uses lines and do pencil studies of his work. for you honestly, I would drop everything and study leyendecker for a whole month just doing line drawings of his paintings. You'll be amazed at what you'll learn. I'd hold off on painting. That will come later. Do what they all say and draw draw draw. You can find the last artist here on CGHUB and you might already know him. But check out Carlo Arellano at http://chainsawart.blogspot.com/. You'll notice he uses the same techniques as leyendecker using simple shapes and line weight. He's amazing and you can learn from his style. Don't copy his work but just study it. If you want your work to get as good as a comic book artist, draw until you can over achieve their work. This might take you months or even years but heck, we only have the rest of our lives to better ourselves right. So I hope this helps you. Hit me up whenever you have questions. Keep studying. Take your time. Enjoy life, and draw draw draw. Cheers. |
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