[Amaakir]

Le Mistah Brown...

Sweet updates as usual, man, just a heads up on the anatomy sizing, I think the guy on the top right has his head a little too big. The shadow perspective drawings are looking great also, you should try doing some dramatic lightning studies!
Keep going, man, non stop towards awesomeness!

[MrBrown]

@kevin-thanks bro yeah been a bit busy lately to much photoshop not enough drawing This week I will try to do some pencil stuff and post it up

@Zentrope much thanks bro

@Amaakir thanks man Hah didn't see that :/ I have the tendency to give people I draw fat heads sometimes, I'll have to work on not doing that
I'll try doing some dramatic lightning studies with perspective tomorrow

Now back to training towards non stop awesomeness!



Quick life study.I will do 38 more of these then I'll do slow photo studies

Anatomy sizing thing

water Reflection perspective thing

Quick imagination WTF?

[malo]

again and again - sweet updates my friend!
last line drawing are awesome as usual!!!
How do you manage to get your lines so controlled?
Cheers

[stace]

I'm in utter disbelief in how well you draw in Photoshop - you're so clean with your lines! It's insane! Every imagination drawing is fantastic to look at and look like they're ready to be painted. There's so much information in them despite being so simple. It's always so nice to see your perspective practice drawings too, such a rarity on this forum, gah.

I think the only suggestion I have is - don't be afraid to spend a little more time on your life drawings, or perspective paintings, or your imagination drawings. It would be awesome to see them a little cleaner and with more contrast.

p.s. Happy belated birthday!

[Mogzirra]

I truly envy your beautiful line work! I wish I could make such clean lines!!! Great work here. I look forward to seeing more and more. Especially of that mage!!!

And thanks for visiting my sketchbook, Mistah Brown!

[MrBrown]

@malo - thanks bro I kinda flick the pen when I draw with photoshop.. I think. But I'm still trying to find better ways to draw with PS. If you've got any tips, let me know!

@stace - thanks for the bday wishes and the compliments good advice about taking more time too, I'll try to work on the contrast.

@Mogzirra much thanks

Found a Mantis with a fat head yesterday.........AWESOME!
http://bugsshots.blogspot.co.nz/


Quick life study , 38 to go

Anatomy sizing thing

Quick lightning perspective thing (GIF)

imagination, Coro's Transient inspired sketch

[Zentrope]

Is the Zombie Monster pointing at me...Wickedddd
And amazing Lighting study with that fine perspective of yours..
And BTW i like your Design Sheet submission...OWALAA as always
P.S ..i am also working on the Design sheet myself..(meet you in Finals)

[C0nker3]

wooooooo that lightning looks great. and also, those spider/tarant pictures are terrifying haha.

[Jeromo]

As usual, wonderful characters, dude!.

The speedy paint is an amazing lighting work.

P.D.: The Loomis books are really useful. Thank you very much for your advice.

[Amaakir]

Awesome lightning study, man, and sweet bug photo blog! I think I missed it somehow, but it's full of awesome photos, man, great reference for future proyects I bet!
Keep it up, mistah Brown!

[MrBrown]

@Zentrope thanks bro cool see you at the finals

@C0nker3 Hah thanks man

@Jeromo thanks man no problem man they are like the bible for all illustraters

@Amaakir thanks bro


Quick life study

Anatomy sizing


playing around with composition

[kevin-]

the last thunder study is nice, the zombie monster dood and this last black and grey are sick!

[MrBrown]

@kevin- thanks mate


Anatomy stuff

playing around with composition
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[malo]

Hey there, mate!
awesome updates! Thunder study is looking pretty "WOW"
And - to be honest - the black and grey doodles are amazing! Great composition and use of "light"
now - more values and colors
Cheers

[NDHill]

Your anatomy sketches and character drawings are really tight. Your moleskine sketches are great as well. If I could offer a crit I would say that focusing a bit more on shadows, plain changes and transitions would strengthen your digital studies and make the volumes more convincing. Great work here. I really envy your diligence.