JeSSiesix In reply to Puyo-Elements [2018-03-18 06:45:40 +0000 UTC]

 You're very welcome, and thank you so much! 

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JeSSiesix In reply to Sol-Caninus [2017-12-03 19:11:30 +0000 UTC]

Hey Sol-Caninus , thanks for talking to me dude.
I just learn some core fundamentals things, still not find a job easily man. An aunt of mine asked me to draw a figure woman by line, i can't do it, it's weird figure i done, i know nothing about anatomy. I still have long ways to run man. 

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Sol-Caninus In reply to JeSSiesix [2017-12-03 19:23:45 +0000 UTC]

Aha!  Yes.  I understand.  Still, art is more than figure drawing and, as you say, you have some fundamentals, like principle understanding of value, color, texture - basically very good rendering!  As with many self-taught artists, you started at the wrong end of the magic trick, trying to copy the surface of the illusion.  (And you learned to do it exquisitely!)  But, now, you have to fill in the missing steps to learn gesture and structure, otherwise, you'll be stuck copying forms instead of being able to create them.  
 
Figure drawing takes a lot of study.  Best to start with it and practice a little every day.  Here are some good reference books.  Also, check the Resource Center on my profile page for links to websites where you can practice figure drawing as if you were sitting in a studio class.  
QUICK PICKS I salvaged the Quick Picks from the widget on my profile page and placed them in this literature post just to make sure that if something happens (like I give up core membership) you'll still have access to them - and so will I.  LOL.  These are books I'm always recommending, headed by what may be the most important of them, The NATURAL WAY TO DRAW.  A good many more resources including articles, 3D models, anatomy plates and art education material may be found at http://www.ingetang.com/praxis/  I highly recommend exploring the site-map.  
Kimon Nicholaides THE NATURAL WAY to DRAW (2 parts) http://www.ingetang.com/praxis/the-natural-way-to-draw-intro/
Five Books by Andrew Loomis:
1) FUN WITH A PENCIL http://www.alexhays.com/loomis/Andrew%20Loomis%20-%20Fun%20WIth%20a%20Pencil.pdf
2) FIGURE DRAWING for ALL IT'S WORTH https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7R4ehObzob3NjVKMHRQRzh0NGM/edit
3) SUCCESSFUL DRAWING https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7R4ehObzob3V1dUelFRTFVXd 

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JeSSiesix In reply to Sol-Caninus [2017-12-03 19:50:43 +0000 UTC]

Oh sorry i lost your question. It's a internet school dude, schoolism.com, i take a course is Essential into Realism by Jonanthan Hardesty. Check it ! I took it when the price only $15 for a month subscription, now it's going to $29 because the increasing of student. But i'm still be kept the old price.  That's a nice course for beginner like me, that's what i stand out,try it, you will be surprised. 
Thank a lot for your references. I bookmarked it.
But about anatomy subject, i get confused about choosing career job, because i just watched a video :  www.youtube.com/watch?v=3TVji_… . Telling differences between illustration and industrial design. Illustration pay attention much about anatomy, but industrial design is not much ( maybe, im not sure). But i like both, dont a decision to choose one main.

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Sol-Caninus In reply to JeSSiesix [2017-12-03 20:30:18 +0000 UTC]

Ah.  Internet school.  Good.  
Yeah.  I'm familiar with FZD school.  
The main thing is to do what you love to do.  If you put yourself on a track that is emotionally unrewarding, correct course to one that is.  In the end, you'll probably do that a few times, picking up valuable skills in the process.  If you like both illustration and industrial design, educate yourself in both. Don't worry about pipelines and career paths.  Life can't be planned.    

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JeSSiesix In reply to AndreaSilva60 [2017-07-22 06:51:57 +0000 UTC]

I looking for weapon image in Pinterest and find out you. Your gallery is ful of ancient weapons, soldiers, costume, love that. Thank you for collect and provide that, it's potential. ^U^

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AndreaSilva60 In reply to JeSSiesix [2017-07-22 11:29:14 +0000 UTC]

Thank you very much, I'm very pleased if my drawing would be  useful to other people!!!!

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