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theThirdCartel In reply to AGLStudios [2013-04-15 23:03:25 +0000 UTC]

Glad you like it; thanks for the watch. Your gallery is pretty cool.

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AGLStudios In reply to theThirdCartel [2013-04-16 04:06:31 +0000 UTC]

sure did np and many thnx!

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theThirdCartel In reply to 6c6f6c696c69636b6572 [2012-09-20 16:52:18 +0000 UTC]

Ha, I had to look that up. Thanks for introducing me to some cool art.

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theThirdCartel In reply to nihnah [2012-09-20 00:00:16 +0000 UTC]

Thanks; I'm flattered seeing that your gallery is very nice!

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nihnah In reply to theThirdCartel [2012-09-20 02:34:10 +0000 UTC]

thanks, yours also. It is always nice to see someone working so hard on the fundamentals.

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theThirdCartel In reply to the-Loony [2012-09-19 23:56:47 +0000 UTC]

Thanks for the encouragement! I worry that the second figure from the left looks like a caterpillar with nipples. XD

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the-Loony In reply to theThirdCartel [2012-09-20 00:38:32 +0000 UTC]

oh well, maybe a bit..
*siiiiigh*
i got my boyfriend next to me worried for a moment now because i had to laugh so hard at the idea of a catarpillar with nipples - didn´t laugh that much in weeks i think... *chuckles some more*

you know why drawing comic styled with few lines is "easy" and why drawing naturalistic is hard?
because a human figure can look ver indistinguished from afar.
so i think if your body is looking a little "catarpillary", that´s nothing to worry about.

i don´t want to become a constant apraiser of your artworks, that would get boring soon (and i would have to research new vocabulary to be able to say more than "nice, pretty, beautiful, vibrant, etc.. ), but i just haven´t found a human figure sketch in your gallery yet i wasn´t impressed by.
because even if some are faulty or not what you imagined they would be, seconds before you jotted them down, they always have this "alive" quality. they somehow look organic.

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theThirdCartel In reply to the-Loony [2012-09-20 17:20:34 +0000 UTC]

Ah, you spoil me! People are fun to draw became they have that "lively" quality. Animals and plants are like that too. I admire people who can inject life into architecture and environment--that must be really hard.

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the-Loony In reply to theThirdCartel [2012-09-24 05:41:10 +0000 UTC]

heheh...

hmmm, well i think it depends if you´re drawing ancient buildings which are already half falling in - they have lifely qualities through their "life experience" that´s left it´s signs: patched and sunk in roof, irregular aged color, whithered windowframes, broken and run down elements, ... maybe even a few plants - ivy or grass growing from the gutter
in contrast to a new steel and concrete building with boring square windows and super correct angles.


but making things come alive is certainly an intersting topic, in all varieties!

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