May 7, 200719 yr Hello people, this vid show me drawing a character as quick as I could (the vid is speed up) It doesnt show the shading part, but you see the final result at the end Thanks To:reddawn509, Hoopster211, JacobRyan, navyplaya, bigsword33, Ferahgo28, speedofsound, Goldwolflord, unknowz, GonAndGary and born2die
May 7, 200719 yr very odd technique, you should never just draw your final linework outright, you have to plan, make constant changes.. Your roughly jotted out a shape of a character which you seemingly refered from a stick-chararacter plan and filled it in with randomly chosen colours.. Even when speed pixeling, the main part of it is, sketching out your character, getting the anatomy correct as possible and then cleaning everything up.. When colouring it, its essential you are constantly altering your palette, certain shades may be slightly too dark/light/saturated etc.. when shading you need to be adding depth to your image, creating the illusion the image is 3 dimensional, and not flat.. It really seems like you've bypassed all that an artist focuses on and simply filled rushed linework.
May 7, 200719 yr Good music choice =D> :) Interesting style, you keep the sheet clean. [http://woopidoo2.deviantart.com][Tip.it Moderator from Dec 10, 2006 to 03 Sep, 2008]
May 7, 200719 yr if i made a video of me making pixels, you would fall asleep... just with the linework i do at least 2 versions of the same thing and keep adjusting it for a very long while. and anyway, whats the point of speed pixeling? taking more time will give a much better result. Click my main sig to see my fakes :D Proud to be Mexican, yay!
May 7, 200719 yr Author very odd technique, you should never just draw your final linework outright, you have to plan, make constant changes.. Your roughly jotted out a shape of a character which you seemingly refered from a stick-chararacter plan and filled it in with randomly chosen colours.. Even when speed pixeling, the main part of it is, sketching out your character, getting the anatomy correct as possible and then cleaning everything up.. When colouring it, its essential you are constantly altering your palette, certain shades may be slightly too dark/light/saturated etc.. when shading you need to be adding depth to your image, creating the illusion the image is 3 dimensional, and not flat.. It really seems like you've bypassed all that an artist focuses on and simply filled rushed linework. Thats not how I pixel when I take my time. The goal of this was to see how fast I could do it. sketching then cleaning up (like I usually do) wouldve take too much time And you can see a shaded image I didnt vid at the end Thanks To:reddawn509, Hoopster211, JacobRyan, navyplaya, bigsword33, Ferahgo28, speedofsound, Goldwolflord, unknowz, GonAndGary and born2die
May 7, 200719 yr Very nice man! I know I definately couldn't draw that fast :shock:,even with it speeded up. jav "Let your feelings be like that of a monkey in a pinata, hiding inside with the candy hoping that the kids don't break through with the stick."
May 7, 200719 yr I agree with Terley, using linework in that manner almost forces one to leave problems with it. D: Also, use Shift with the pencil tool for making straight lines.
May 7, 200719 yr whether its a speed pixel or not, you've totally ignored the basics.. you didn't even sketch, you drew the final linework straight on without any alterations.. If you wanted to restrict yourself for time, then drawing a complex human form wouldn't be the way to go. intead I'd try draw something much simpler, and on a smaller scale.
May 7, 200719 yr Author whether its a speed pixel or not, you've totally ignored the basics.. you didn't even sketch, you drew the final linework straight on without any alterations.. If you wanted to restrict yourself for time, then drawing a complex human form wouldn't be the way to go. intead I'd try draw something much simpler, and on a smaller scale. Heh, you almost sound like I've done something against the law :lol: Well, I'll bear that in mind if I ever try something like this again. And thanks for that shift tip lovely, I knew you could use it with the circle, but not with the pencil. Thanks To:reddawn509, Hoopster211, JacobRyan, navyplaya, bigsword33, Ferahgo28, speedofsound, Goldwolflord, unknowz, GonAndGary and born2die
May 8, 200719 yr You have to understand, that you will not improve by doing things like drawing the outline and not making alterations to it once it has been made. You also rely on the outlines too heavily. Not good. D:
May 10, 200719 yr Thats nice dude, did you do it? - 60,023rd to 99 Firemaking on April 29th, 2012 -- 15,152nd to 99 agility on August 21st, 2011 -- 30,569th to 99 Prayer on June 26th, 2011 -- 22,646th to 99 Hunter on Jan 9th, 2011 -1993 Miata; sold - 2001 E46 330i; "totaled" - 2001 E46 325iT; Bags and wheels ;)
May 10, 200719 yr Author Thats nice dude, did you do it? Erm yes Why would I bother taking crits if it wasnt done by me :-s Thanks To:reddawn509, Hoopster211, JacobRyan, navyplaya, bigsword33, Ferahgo28, speedofsound, Goldwolflord, unknowz, GonAndGary and born2die
May 10, 200719 yr I never understood how people can stand the pencil tool. I always always always use the line tool. Me doing staff.
May 11, 200719 yr i have no experience in these things but i loved it anyhow, i have a question though, how long did it actually take you to make this? M<><><><><>E<><><><>G<><><>R<><><><><><>A<>S<><>
May 11, 200719 yr I never understood how people can stand the pencil tool. I always always always use the line tool. Die plz. D: Sorry Vik, the pencil is positively the best creation ever. MSP or IRL.
May 11, 200719 yr Author i have no experience in these things but i loved it anyhow, i have a question though, how long did it actually take you to make this? Vid is x4 speed so it took around 20mins Thanks To:reddawn509, Hoopster211, JacobRyan, navyplaya, bigsword33, Ferahgo28, speedofsound, Goldwolflord, unknowz, GonAndGary and born2die
Create an account or sign in to comment