wacom strikes back...
by Maxim Lyulyukin aka "Robomaniac" · 04/04/2007 (5:11 pm) · 14 comments
I am drawing every day now from time when i bought my wacom :)
every time i was excited more and more... :-)
here some scribbles that i was done:
also planing to improve my skills on doing concepts by adding colors and additional details later
no modeling this time...
may I become good concept artist ^___^
every time i was excited more and more... :-)
here some scribbles that i was done:
also planing to improve my skills on doing concepts by adding colors and additional details later
no modeling this time...
may I become good concept artist ^___^
About the author
#2
You probably already know what a colour wheel is but on the offchance you don't have a look at one online.
They are good as a guide (not rulebook, just a guide) for using colours.
04/04/2007 (5:44 pm)
Maxim, Except for the lack of colour I think your already there...You probably already know what a colour wheel is but on the offchance you don't have a look at one online.
They are good as a guide (not rulebook, just a guide) for using colours.
#3
thanks, will do my best
2Barry Gallagher
i am already know about color most of the things, just need to feel this tabet more
here some color artwork
www.robomaniac.fatal.ru/files/chel001c.jpg
www.robomaniac.fatal.ru/files/demonic1.jpg
www.robomaniac.fatal.ru/files/executor.jpg
and here is foto (old one), i am painting still-life ;)
04/04/2007 (6:03 pm)
2Leroy Frederick thanks, will do my best
2Barry Gallagher
i am already know about color most of the things, just need to feel this tabet more
here some color artwork
www.robomaniac.fatal.ru/files/chel001c.jpg
www.robomaniac.fatal.ru/files/demonic1.jpg
www.robomaniac.fatal.ru/files/executor.jpg
and here is foto (old one), i am painting still-life ;)
#4
04/04/2007 (6:17 pm)
Ahhh ok ..cool.. so You are already there.
#5
04/04/2007 (7:20 pm)
start showing all this work around the internet more I'm sure you'd be swamped with contract work. Your models always turn out nice, I've wanted to try one of those tablets for so long.
#6
04/04/2007 (8:56 pm)
What size wacom did you pick up? The art is very nice. Hopefully I can get there one day... 
#7
04/04/2007 (11:10 pm)
Maxim, are you doing all the art on the tablet, or doing a pencil and paper first, then tracing with the tablet? The work looks amazing ... I'm not artist, but I like to sketch from time to time ... and I've been wondering whether a tablet would be a good thing for me, I've been experimenting with Anime Studio and Manga Studio ... as a possible way to do quick prototype animations for my 2D game concepts ... *shrug* ... I might have to put some more thought into it ... pick one up with my next set of free cash ... :)
#8
thanks, but there is huge amount of guys like me on the internet ;) so 1-2 contrcats is enough to me to start
2Marcus
See my previous .plan - "wacom powered" ;)
2David Higgins
I use both techniques to draw... either is good for me
04/05/2007 (12:56 am)
2J Searsthanks, but there is huge amount of guys like me on the internet ;) so 1-2 contrcats is enough to me to start
2Marcus
See my previous .plan - "wacom powered" ;)
2David Higgins
I use both techniques to draw... either is good for me
#11
04/05/2007 (2:03 am)
Maxim comes with an A++ rating - we couldnt be happier with the work he has done for us over the past few weeks/months. So if you need any work done, get in there quick else he will be too busy! :) Take a ticket!
#12
Did you made those directly on your wacom , (i find it hard to do but I probbly need more pratice ) And what software did you use . Photoshop ?
love your style , want more :D
Another question : Did you draw those out of your mind or used model sketches/photos ?
tnx in advance
04/05/2007 (4:06 am)
hi , nice drawingsDid you made those directly on your wacom , (i find it hard to do but I probbly need more pratice ) And what software did you use . Photoshop ?
love your style , want more :D
Another question : Did you draw those out of your mind or used model sketches/photos ?
tnx in advance
#13
usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?id=6848332&siteID=123112
The trial is the full version of the software, and though I licensed it a long time ago, back then, even after the trial expired, the software was still mostly functional and perfect for sketching. You just lost some of the premium features like layering. Hopefully it's still the same deal.
04/05/2007 (5:06 am)
For all you Wacom sketchers out there, if you haven't tried it, I highly recommend Autodesk Sketchbook Pro. I've drawn using Photoshop, Manga Studio, GIMP, etc, but nothing feels like drawing on paper as much as Sketchbook.usa.autodesk.com/adsk/servlet/index?id=6848332&siteID=123112
The trial is the full version of the software, and though I licensed it a long time ago, back then, even after the trial expired, the software was still mostly functional and perfect for sketching. You just lost some of the premium features like layering. Hopefully it's still the same deal.
#14
Thanks Julian... feel better now with A++ rate from you... :)
2Robin
yes i draw with tablet and take all of thi from my mind.... crazy, cybernetic mind
2Jason Reid
Already using trial version of AliasSketchbookPro - very nice prog, may be i buy it later
some more stuff here:
04/05/2007 (5:31 am)
2Something2Play Thanks Julian... feel better now with A++ rate from you... :)
2Robin
yes i draw with tablet and take all of thi from my mind.... crazy, cybernetic mind
2Jason Reid
Already using trial version of AliasSketchbookPro - very nice prog, may be i buy it later
some more stuff here:
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