Oneironaut's Artwork

[Adrenaline Junkie]

Oneironaut, you sure as hell make my pictures look like crap, those are awesome! Nice stuff, i wish i could draw as good as that I suppose all i can do is practice, one day i will! Keep em coming though because they are really detailed and inspirational

[Oneironaut Zero]

Thanks, guys. Been a little busy lately, but I'll definitely keep them coming. I just signed up to get my associate's degree in graphic design so, once we start on the art projects, I'll have a lot more material to post in here.

[bro]

More flattery for the big O. It really does amaze me how your able to come up with this stuff...I know I've said it before but your work is just incredible! And it's from your dreams no less! Gah, keep it up, I'm certainly subscribed to this thread...and I guess have beem for quite some time.

[Oneironaut Zero]

Can never have too much flattery. Thanks alot, bro. I'll try to put some more stuff in here, when I get time. I was just introduced to that sketch-fu website, so whenever I can sit down and work on a little something, I'll be posting it in here, too.

[bro]

Indeed. That sketchu site really is wonderful. Seeing things created from 0-100 %...it really is amazing to watch the tweaks and alterations the artist makes.

[Oneironaut Zero]

Hell yeah. Now if I could only just get used to drawing with this damn tablet. When you've been drawing on paper all your life, going from paper to tablet is just.....weird. It's really hard to get the shading right, to me. I'll get it, though.

[bro]

I've got no doubt you will

[ClouD]

Ah, damn. I didn't even see those replies. Thanks, gh and Ownsepia!! Haven't had much time to work on it, lately, but I was able to make a little progress. It still looks much better in darker lighting, though. Omg, nice color. Love your art /me wipes off sweat, and regains control. Yummy picture.

[Oneironaut Zero]

Thanks, ClouD. I had to kinda put this on the backburner for a while. I keep staring at my sketchbook every time I walk passed it, knowing that I need to finish that damn picture. Haha. But...in due time.

[KuRoSaKi]

Nice pic of Cloud O he's pretty much the coolest blade wielding man I know of.

[Oneironaut Zero]

Thanks, KuRo. And Hell Yeah he is. Speaking of which, I just learned how to make animated .gif's so here is one that I made a few days ago. I love that corkscrew flip he does while scraping blades with Yazoo. And here's one I made this morning. ......BEOWULF!!

[Oneironaut Zero]

Just another .gif (just before Goku owns Broly)

[Oneironaut Zero]

Started messing with Terragen. I think I'm going to like this program. First pic:

[Oneironaut Zero]

Some more Terragen renders. And a direct link to the most recent one, because it's too large to put in the attachments: http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v6.../YellowSet.jpg

[Oneironaut Zero]

More Terragens! Tried to do some strange, alien landscape, where the atmosphere is a thick purple and the sun shines through blue: The same scene with direct sunlight: Tried for a wide-angle shot, but I haven't quite perfected it. I think I can mess with the camera and get more into the shot:

[Burns]

Wow I love the Terragen stuff! How long does it take you to make one picture? That looks like a program I would like to get eventually. Cool stuff!

[Oneironaut Zero]

Hey, Burns. Thanks! It's actually not all that hard. The worst part is that, to see what you have, and what you want to change, you usually have to create the scene, render it (which, depending on how complex the scene is and how fast your pc is, can take anywhere from 15-mins to an hour or more), look at it, go back and edit it, re-render, re-check, repeat. Lol. It can be kind of time consuming. But you can render in smaller format, just so you can see what you have, before rendering the whole thing in fullscreen, so that's not so bad. As far as tweaking everything, it can sometimes take a while to get it just right, but unless you've actually got something specific and precise in mind, you can create a scene in just a couple of minutes. Here's the link, if you ever wanna try it out. It's free for now, but they are coming out with a more powerful 2nd version, which most of us () will have to pay for. http://www.planetside.co.uk/terragen/

[Adam]

Mate these area truly awesome! You have some ill skillz!

[Oneironaut Zero]

Thanks, man.

[Burns]

Sweet, thanks for the link, O

[Oneironaut Zero]

Damn, it's been way too long since I've been in here. Just as an update, I've started my first art class toward my graphic design degree and it's Perspective. I'll be posting some of my projects in here. Most of them are just sketches to get the perspective down, so they won't be very detailed or polished - mainly just getting the shapes and viewpoints correctly. ...and I still haven't finished that damn picture of Cloud yet. Boxes in two-point perspective: (no references) My computer desk, stereo and speaker in one-point perspective: (with reference) A house in two-point perspective: (with reference) City-scape in three-point perspective: (no references)

[Oneironaut Zero]

A shadows project where we had to draw three simple objects with the light source at 90 degrees (straight down), 60 degrees, 45 degrees, 30 degrees, and 15 degrees. I did a battery, a Zippo lighter, and a ball.

[Oneironaut Zero]

I noticed the links to two of my older drawings were broken (I hate imageshack), so I uploaded them again, with photobucket. My daughter, Cierra: And Brooke Burke:

[Oneironaut Zero]

Had to do a project on "shadows," for my perspective class, where we create a scene and throw in some realistic shadow perspective. The scene I did was Goku and Cell fighting in the Cell Games arena, from Dragonball Z. The scene wasn't directly taken from the anime, it was just something I came up with (as far as the perspective), but it was inspired by the anime.

[Pastro]

That one of your daughter is awsome, well done father.