brokkscast
Official Alteran
hello as the title says i am looking for someone that can teach me how to draw epic pics like most of you do.
Medieval & Fantasy Minecraft Roleplaying
Greetings Explorer, Navigate into the Lobby!
Register a free account today to become a member! Once signed in, you'll be able to participate on this site by adding your own topics and posts, as well as connect with other members through your own private inbox!
Be sure to "Get Whitelisted" to join the community on server!
-
Greetings Guest, Welcome to our Medieval Roleplaying Server, HollowWorld! Get Whitelisted Today and join us! Then check out our Starter Guide made just for you.
-
Keep up-to-date on the Server Campaigns!
-
Here's a guide to the Prestige plugin! Read it here.
-
To purchase property at Storm's Landing, Please Click Here!
-
Hey, Guest! Contribute to the Server to keep us Alive!
looking for teacher
- Thread starter brokkscast
- Start date
Pirapple
Lord of Altera
I'll give you some advice. Draw circles until you feel comfortable with that. Then start experimenting.
Here's some helpful sites you can try:
http://www.realcolorwheel.com/human.htm
I'm assuming you wish to draw humans.
Here's some helpful sites you can try:
http://www.realcolorwheel.com/human.htm
I'm assuming you wish to draw humans.
Silvertread
Lord of Altera
Lannis
You've yeed your last haw
Staff member
Admin
Events Staff
In-Game Tech Staff
Lore Staff
Server Outreach
Server Owner
Shadow Owner
Practice. Practice practice. Practice practice practice.
Practice replicating pictures/other drawings. Practice drawing 3D objects. Practice drawing what you see, not what you think you see.
Practice. Practice practice. Practice.
Practice replicating pictures/other drawings. Practice drawing 3D objects. Practice drawing what you see, not what you think you see.
Practice. Practice practice. Practice.
bettemus99
Roleplay keeper
:3 But remember to keep drawing something you -like-. Keep moving movin' movin'~ Keep them pencils moving, drawiiiiiiiiiiings~
Camernater3
Lord of Altera
Also when I draw I already know what I'm going to draw looks like VERY well so close examination of pictures and descriptions may help
Kellie
Storm's Landing Wanderer
Try replicating other work/pictures, that way you can reference back to make sure the head isn't too big for the body... When I began, I often used grids to help guide my drawings. If you use an image and draw a grid on it, then draw a grid on your canvas, you can easily see where certain lines should be placed. Practice is also the key, unlike rolling your tongue, art can be learnt. It's just a matter of time and patience. If you keep at it, you will only improve.
Most importantly, the best artwork is not always about the technical skill delivered, but more about the idea behind the image.
Good luck, and have fun!
Most importantly, the best artwork is not always about the technical skill delivered, but more about the idea behind the image.
Good luck, and have fun!
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Slimy_Froggy
Patron
What I did: I started with a fascination for something. Inspiration as well. That feeling you get after you've watched an epic movie.
As a kid I played with my light-saber on the streets all day after watching star wars.
Now, I used to be a Dwarf and I got so inspired by the roleplays I had, so I thought to myself: Let's draw that dwarf I just roleplayed with! And thus I started and so I grew in skill and now I can draw character portraits.
So what you need is inspiration, the will to create and a huge amount of practice!
As a kid I played with my light-saber on the streets all day after watching star wars.
Now, I used to be a Dwarf and I got so inspired by the roleplays I had, so I thought to myself: Let's draw that dwarf I just roleplayed with! And thus I started and so I grew in skill and now I can draw character portraits.
So what you need is inspiration, the will to create and a huge amount of practice!