Regretfully, I won't be able to participate this year. Best of luck to everyone though. We're gett some pretty rad work entered.

I just realized that time is catching up with me and I still have ALOT of work to do on my silhouette asdfkl; I honestly don't know what's going on with it at the moment haha I've spent way too much time on my Heavy.

EDIT: POPE OF DOPE, NO D :

(07-12-2011, 04:57 PM)Star/Starpower Wrote: I just realized that time is catching up with me and I still have ALOT of work to do on my silhouette asdfkl; I honestly don't know what's going on with it at the moment haha I've spent way too much time on my Heavy.

EDIT: POPE OF DOPE, NO D :

cool heavy

Thank you kindly I'm really liking your Heavy too. I'm anticipating to see what you do with the silhouette!

guess what i probably wont be finishing in time for tugs

Hello i have no idea how to shade clothing help



Though I can be cheap and just submit this hmmmmmmmmmm

Well there is only 2 days left until they all have to be submitted to the other topic.

Basically! And then hopefully the actual rounds will have something that I can work on from scratch - it'll be a bit easier.

I dont know what Im doing with the sillouette anymore...

I guess we can be...star bird buddies...!

also old WIPs for kicks
I'm way behind on heavy and roll though. Uh-oh.

Does anyone know how to shade robes? M[img][/img]ine are turning out really badly.

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(07-13-2011, 09:25 AM)GrooveMan.exe Wrote: Hello i have no idea how to shade clothing help



Though I can be cheap and just submit this hmmmmmmmmmm

Your recolour is great and your sillouette has the potential to be awesome (poorly constructed sentance, but I can't think of a better way to word it), I dont think you need to worry about the heavy to much.

I don't think you'll have time to do something as technically demanding in a day and a half: stick with things you can do with the least difficulties as possible.
Find shortcuts, like avoiding loads of creases: you could go as far as not drawing any.
Something important you have to remember about robes is that they "hang" on a figure: the shoulders support the cloth, and gravity pulls the rest vertically downwards. The parts that cling to the form underneath the cloth are the most defined in terms of shape.
Try and consider what you're shading as volume: what would be darkened, what would be highlighted? Where does light land first?
I'd suggest you look for stylizations of robes to get the essentials of conveying robes quickly, and get this out of the way before the deadline!

Life kinda set me behind, but I'm ALMOST done

I'm gonna have to be out.

I really like that vest :o
Also, I'm hoping to get mine in by tonight... don't want to rush it, but I kinda have to.