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Published: 2010-05-28 20:40:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 15341; Favourites: 331; Downloads: 795
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Grafite (9B, 8B, 7B, 6B e HB) em canson A3. Cena do filme Transformers: A Vingança dos Derrotados.Graphite pencil (9B, 8B, 7B, 6B and HB) on white 120 gsm A3 paper. Scene from Transformers Revenge of the Fallen.
Credits: DreamWorks Pictures / Paramount Pictures / Hasbro.
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you welcome i was inspired of your drawing and decided to draw the same thing well of course yours is more body shown and different paper but still good. would be nice if you would go check it out and if not that okay
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I'm honored that one of my drawings would inspire someone, thank you very much for that, I feel very humbled about it.
I really liked your art style, specially the lighting and shadows, you should try painting on a canvas using the same style, I think the results would be amazing.
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amazing! so detailed and realistic
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Thank you very much!!!
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Thank you for drawing it!
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No problem ... i tried my best on this work, adding as much details as possible, and i'm glad you liked it.
Feel free to check out the rest of my gallery, especially my The Last of Us drawing ... it's always great to see what fans of the game think about my work.
Cheers!
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yeah I Favorited it, Its amazing! sorry if I don't favorite everything I love, I keep forgetting, and I need to organize my favorites, im just making excuses now lol, your whole gallery is awesome and if I wasn't lazy I would comment in every single deviation. I really do appreciate all the details you put into your work.
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Thank you very much for taking your time to browse through my gallery ... i try to to add as much details as possible and hopefully my dedication will be rewarded someday ... it's tough right now, but we can't lose hope.
Thanks again for the kind words.
Cheers!
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I hope your dedication gets awarded too, its tough right now for me too, good luck
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Thanks. Good luck to you too!!!
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Obrigado pelo elogio!
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amazing work can u guide me how to draw such details like wall and face and clothes
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Thanks for the compliment.
The key here is patience ... just keep adding details 'til you can't take no more, but before that, Β give it a basic deffinition to the shadows with a cotton or toilet paper ... after defining a little bit of the shadows, start working on the details and stop only when you feel you can't add anything else to your work. Think of it as painting something in Photoshop ... you start with basic lighting and shadow, and then keep adding details. This works with everything: objetcs, people, landscapes, animals. For the shadows, i recomend a very soft pencil (8B is a good choice), just be careful with it since it can mess up your drawing if you don't draw over a piece of clean paper ... your hand is your tool, but if you're not careful drawing with soft pencils, it can be your worst enemy. For the details, you can also use the soft pencils, but you have to be gentle and only use it where it's very dark ... for the details that are located in lighter areas, use a hard pencil such as 2B. And ALWAYS have a clean piece of toilet paper or cotton in your hads to take advantage of the "dirt' the soft pencils create when you use it to spread all over the "shadowy" areas to create a nice gradient.
A woman's face is tricky because it's "cleaner" than a man's ... when you draw a man's face, you can add beard, wrinkles, and a few details (imperfections) to make it look more realistic ... there's room for errors ... but a woman's face can't have beard and too many wrinkles, so the key is her look ... you have to work hard on the eyes, that's the tricky part ... you have to get the shape right, the eyelashes and the reflections (this the hardest to achieve in traditional drawings). You can use here the same technique described earlier and you'll be fine.
I hope this helps ... practice is the number one thing you have to keep in mind when drawing ... you already have the gift, now just keep working on it, especially on the details ... no pain, no gain.
Cheers!
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thanks a lot for the feedback this will help me a lot
since i dont have any training in this thats why idont feel confortable in shadowing .. but as u said i will try harder to make my sketches better
plz check some of my work and suggest how to improve
Thank you
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Shadowing is a tricky thing on paper ... you don't have the "Ctrl + Z" command in real life to undo a mistake ... that's why it's scary ... but it's also a lot of fun when you start getting the hang of it.
Like i said before: you have the gift of drawing, now all you have to do is practice ... practicing without having the gift is pointless, but this is not your case, so keep working on it and you'll see improvements in no time. Don't be afraid of throwing shadows ... the more you experience with it, the faster you'll learn how to master it.
I don't think i'm qualified to judge or give advices on drawings, since i'm not a professional ... i don't even think i'm good at it, especially after seeing so many epic pieces here on DA, i think i'm just average ... but i'm glad the little bit of knowledge i have was able to help you. After all, drawing is nothing but a hobby, even if one is lucky enough to earn money with it ... we do it because we love art and it's a way of expressing ourselves, that's the main thing you have to keep in mind when learning ... you need to do it for yourself, and for nobody else ... that's the only way to learn and have fun at the same time.
Cheers!
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you are very much grounded . I like that and thanks again for ur support and encouragement and yeah i will work on my shadowing
hope for d best
thanks...
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Don't really like her but this is amazing!
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I love how you draw the rock/ wall/ bricks?? watever beside her right hand haha
and super great details on her shirt.
must have spent a lot of time and effort.
well done Jansen! ^^
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It took me a lot of time to get this drawing the way i wanted to ... she has a lot of details, like the shirt, rocks, hair, expression, and i couldn't make the drawing without all those little details ... i'm glad people liked it.
Cheers!!!
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i guess it at least cost you 40 hours or more ...
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WAYYY more ... when i start to get stuck with a drawing, i stop for a few days and then go back to it ... it took me several weeks to finish this.
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I know that feeling...γI am drawing on an A2 paper by pencil...
omg i feel like i can never complete it...
anyway congratz that you have completed it
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I used to draw on A3 paper and i can't imagine the headaches i would have if i used A2 ... it's very frustrating when you're drawing and feels it's very far from the end of it ... but just take a few days rest and then comeback to the drawing ... you'll see the difference, it's a lot better than rush things ... you'll get the result you want in no time.
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yea cant agree anymore...
i can only finish one in 2 months time... T___T
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lol ... i would be glad if some of my drawings took only 2 months to finish ... there are times when i get really frustrated and bored with a drawing i don't touch it for weeks ... patience isn't one of my virtues and nowadays i'm even more impatient since i started practicing digital painting ... and boy, i suck at it ... i'm feeling like a complete idiot.
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yeah, when i do digital painting... i always think that i have to finish it within half a day... it makes me become more impatient ==
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I tought about that also ... having to finish as quickly as possible ... but that was months ago ... lol
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