Thread: Just a bit of art

Wow Lomebririon, thats very impressive, i'm checking your deviant art page now, i like your style though Post more!

You certainly got your own style, but it's a bit too squary in my opinion. It's hard to point out.

Originally Posted by Lucid Seeker

Wow Lomebririon, thats very impressive, i'm checking your deviant art page now, i like your style though Post more!

Thanks a lot! I'll definitely try to do that.

Originally Posted by Marvo

You certainly got your own style, but it's a bit too squary in my opinion. It's hard to point out.

I don't know what that means. I don't suppose you could elaborate?

what do you use to do these? Photoshop? Do you draw around pictures in a new layer?

Originally Posted by Adam

what do you use to do these? Photoshop? Do you draw around pictures in a new layer?

If these were made in photoshop it has given me some ideas to make some of my own art, i've always wanted to do it, with me it just takes longer because its takes me a while to get things right

Originally Posted by Lomebririon

Thanks a lot! I'll definitely try to do that.

I don't know what that means. I don't suppose you could elaborate?

Well, the perspectives are sorta out of place, too linear. Try putting people in more exotic positions.

Originally Posted by Adam

what do you use to do these? Photoshop? Do you draw around pictures in a new layer?

I don't know how to use anything else properly. XD I have the lineart on a layer with a multiply style applied, then I just colour under the lines.

Originally Posted by Lucid Seeker

If these were made in photoshop it has given me some ideas to make some of my own art, i've always wanted to do it, with me it just takes longer because its takes me a while to get things right

You'll never know you're awesome if you don't try.

Originally Posted by Marvo

Well, the perspectives are sorta out of place, too linear. Try putting people in more exotic positions.

I think I've always had that rigid position problem, I've been trying to work on it.

Awesome, Lome! I've always loved your artwork. How long does it take you to fully complete one of those drawings?

Originally Posted by Burns

Awesome, Lome! I've always loved your artwork. How long does it take you to fully complete one of those drawings?

Thanks!

It depends on the picture really, to draw, they all take roughly few hours. To colour, a simple one like the pic of the girl in blue with the guns, about 3-4 hours. A more complex pic like the dude draped over a chair can run you anywhere between 7-10 hours for full production. :-X

Costume Redesign for an older character. The main aim of this was to show the outfit.

Nice, Lome I like the earth tone colors.

Thanks a lot Burns! She's supposed to blend in with a desert environment. :3

New images!

This one was for a contest where you had to design a costume for a woman's character. This is my entry. Oh, and I won. :3




This one was for a contest too, to draw a girl's Unicorn girl character. I kinda rushed this one and so it's not as good as I would have liked it to be. It's still nice though. I didn't win the contest sadly. Better prepared entries did. Which is good I guess.




This is fanart for a friend's book I'm reading. She really liked it!




So is this!



Hope you guys like them!

Good job Lomebririon! I like them alot, i love you attention to little details, i like the shading on the skin in all of them, especially the second one how it matches up to the sun.

I like it alot, got anymore to post by any chance?

Originally Posted by Lucid Seeker

Good job Lomebririon! I like them alot, i love you attention to little details, i like the shading on the skin in all of them, especially the second one how it matches up to the sun.

I like it alot, got anymore to post by any chance?

Thank you!

Well, since you asked, I do have a few more.


Character from costume redesign image in original costume.


Shower scene thingy to appease the girls who watch my DevArt page.


Because I felt like it. If a girl like that approaches me, she'll have my undivided attention.

Wow, those are great aswell!

I especially like the way on the last one how her hair glimmers, looks good, in fact you've given me a few ideas on how to improve on my drawing, thanks alot, i like your drawing and i like the way you add colour and detail even more.

Good job, i hope to see many more as you progress, you got any work in progress ones you wouldn't mind showing?

Originally Posted by Lucid Seeker

Wow, those are great aswell!

I especially like the way on the last one how her hair glimmers, looks good, in fact you've given me a few ideas on how to improve on my drawing, thanks alot, i like your drawing and i like the way you add colour and detail even more.

Good job, i hope to see many more as you progress, you got any work in progress ones you wouldn't mind showing?

Thanks.

This is the only WIP I have that's worth showing:


Just a present for someone. It's looked like this for months.

Looks pretty darn cool to me i must admit. Compared to your others it is not the best considering it is a work in progress, are you going to be putting some shading into it at all to make it look more 3D like you have done with the others?

But so far its looking good, great work, i can't wait to see more of these, its good to see someone who likes there art

It's only got the flat colour on it so far and it needs cleaning up. There will be shading on it eventually.

Yay more art from Lome! I like the costume design one a lot. And that desert girl is very good as well, I remember I liked her before too! Thanks for posting!

This is for a contest that I've entered about a blind date between a character of mine and of the other person's. My character is the girl.

Lome, when I saw the title of this thread, I thought to myself, "It's not just a bit." It never is I love your artwork, that's all I have to say!

Thanks Ame!

More to come soon!

I got it now! The problem that I'm seeing! It looks like you have a model, that can only be put in one position, kinda like lowbrow 3D characters. Even though their 'movement' is stillstanding, due to the fact we're talking drawings, they looks very dead, like, there's no spirit in how their body's are posed. Most of your faces are kinda dead too, and the only place I see any real life, is in that frame where the red-eyed girl holds her hands up, and is cross-eyed.

You need to put more spirit in how they're posed, like, if your arm is there, then your is a bit twisted, your torso is changed a bit, and all. I wish I could give you a 3D example

I hope that made any sense