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Joe Watson
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Jomy
3yr
Wow, that is cool. Love the circular design
Zoungy Kligge
Oh! Oh! Lookout. Cool idea
@radicchio
3yr
This is sick, man!
Joe Watson
Initial thumbnails here, I’ll probably grab a few things I like out of these and make a few more refined designs for the next stage.
Joe Watson
3yr
Working through some ideas, not sure which to take further..
Joe Watson
The Morbid Madagascan Monkey Mariachi.
Charlene
3yr
Your comic style is great!
@tianm
3yr
Great stuff mate!
Lee
3yr
hilarious! Love this great use of the instrument refs
Davi Lo
Oof thought I wasn't going to make it, so close Was a bit hesitant on going for a more gloomy tone but it's a theme that speaks to me a lot and hopefully I was able to properly communicate it! Hope you like it!
Joe Watson
3yr
very nice!
Joe Watson
Asked for help
Hey Josh would love to get some of your insight on these big boys iv'e done for kaijune - dodging linework and going direct to shape just using the lasso tool.
Charlene
3yr
I'm really loving the colour design and gradients on these - there s something about it I find satisfying.
Joshua Ireland
They look great! You did a great job Creating unique characters using the lasso tool techniques. Your mix of gradient's and textures for shading pushes the visual interest to 10. My only critique is to add a complimentary or tertiary color as a small accent to the brute and leech. Maybe adding some more smaller veins, to the leech, will push the creepy fleshy look even farther
Josh Sunga
3yr
Hey Joe! Thank you for asking- I had a lot of fun painting over these! So first of all, great job :) There are a few notes below pertaining to specifics, but the main thing is do what you're doing with shape and just take it even further! The work you have is solid- so now the challenge is to push and pull proportions, exaggerate motion, contrast with bigger and smaller shapes etc. Doing this will enhance the original idea- and if you take even more time to explore the idea will most likely evolve into something you never thought of before :) (There are some clarity/perspective issues to fix but I understand this is a daily challenge- and my priority is always the interest of the design!) But again, great work and please share more as you continue!
Gabriel Kahn
Omg the crab <3
Gannon Beck
Love that crab!
Garry Watson-Boyd
'Shell' is such a clever concept! They're all really well thought out. Great work!
Joe Watson
This sounds like fun, got a link to the prompts?
Germán Olivera
Yeah @flancortes on IG made this lists
miguel pineda
Hello! here is my submission for the Proko Challenge (: for a year I've been struggling to draw consistently because of the pain on my hand , and it greatly affects my income and mental state while drawing as I cant focus on the piece, at first I wanted to make a more serious poster but that doesn't really sit well , as I like drawing wacky stuffs more, hence the cheesy B-movie themed poster. had fun making this one as it not only let me explore stuffs I wouldn't normally go to in art , it also helped me look at my life as of now , went on an emotional ride while thumbnailing and choosing themes for the poster i wanted lol i hope you enjoy the picture and goodluck to everyone joining in on the fun!
Joe Watson
3yr
right in the feels
Joe Watson
Marshall repping the Etherington brothers! Got any other art/art adjacent books bar the obvious ones that you would recommend?
Joe Watson
Loving the chunky fella in profile. I tried to get back into traditional a while ago, found everything took much longer and didn't look the way I wanted it too - pretty much given up on colouring outside of photoshop for now, I like being able to quickly change things.
Matt Sloe
3yr
Cheers Joe. There's a really great Instagram account that i use for people ref sketching, called earthsworld. I love the freedom of digital, but i much prefer thre tactile finish of a traditional piece.
Joe Watson
Nice! I do one movie frame study a week myself, it is really great practice. I would say that the bush behind her left shoulder is a little too sharp at the moment but its easy to miss things in timed studies like this, I do it myself all the time. I aim for 2-4 hours, sometime it comes easy other times I get stuck in overtime, usually on likeness - though depending on what in particular you are trying to study i.e. overall value composition, details like that are unnecessary anyway. Here's my last one;
Kyrie Escala
wow that's a very nice painting you really nailed the likeness, but yeah, looking back I really miss a lot of things but at the same time I'm trying not to get stuck on those little details, but I think you're right those sharp bushes is a little bit distracting since it's much closer to her face, it's fighting for attention. thanks for pointing that out :)
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