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Posted: Fri May 28, 2010 7:28 pm
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Posted: Fri May 28, 2010 7:36 pm
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Hi Errol, I think you were the one who approved my application to join the guild yesterday, thank you! This will be my first crit in the guild, but I'll do my best.
You're pretty good at creating a monster/creature in your most recent WIP! I'm not an expert on anatomy yet, but from what I can see you have no problems in that area (the teeth are well-drawn).
So I'll just give suggestions on the coloring.. In the skin color, for example, I noticed you used mono-green for all the shading. To add more depth, you could add a light wash of the complementary color (any shade of red will do) in the shaded areas, to give you some pleasant looking grays. That's usually what I do to color in my own works. I hope that helps.
If you have the time, I hope you could crit my WIPs as well in my thread. Thank you!
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Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 5:35 am
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Spoggly Hi Errol, I think you were the one who approved my application to join the guild yesterday, thank you! This will be my first crit in the guild, but I'll do my best. You're pretty good at creating a monster/creature in your most recent WIP! I'm not an expert on anatomy yet, but from what I can see you have no problems in that area (the teeth are well-drawn). So I'll just give suggestions on the coloring.. In the skin color, for example, I noticed you used mono-green for all the shading. To add more depth, you could add a light wash of the complementary color (any shade of red will do) in the shaded areas, to give you some pleasant looking grays. That's usually what I do to color in my own works. I hope that helps. If you have the time, I hope you could crit my WIPs as well in my thread. Thank you! How would I add a wash with marker? I did take colour theory (which makes me want to pinch myself for not thinking of that myself), but I don't know how to use these markers AT ALL.
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Errol McGillivray Captain
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Posted: Tue Jun 01, 2010 6:29 am
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Errol McGillivray How would I add a wash with marker? I did take colour theory (which makes me want to pinch myself for not thinking of that myself), but I don't know how to use these markers AT ALL.
There are special 'blank' markers with diluent ink being sold.. depends if you're using water-based or alcohol-based markers, but I think both versions have corresponding diluent 'blanks'. You could do a light wash of the diluent, then while the whole surface is wet you can lightly brush the complementary color over some areas, then spread it out some more with the diluent marker..
Alternatively, you could do a mixed media approach and add a light wash of watercolors, or shade in with colored pencils, the effects look great as well. ^^
Finally, you could try buying some 'watercolor colored pencils.' Shade in the parts you like with the complementary color, then wet the area using markers of the original color, then presto~ Blended colors..
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Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2010 9:21 pm
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Posted: Sun Jun 27, 2010 9:31 pm
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Errol McGillivray Captain
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Posted: Wed Sep 15, 2010 11:38 pm
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