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| scarrabee | Nov 12 2006, 09:38 PM Post #1201 |
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These are the drawings/pics of my first castle I'll post the pics of my second castle next week this is the plan that I always first make:  after that I make a 3D sketch (one where I don't use the normal / \ view that you ged with real things)  and final I make it:  -I worked 55hours on this one, -its completly made out of nrm paper (I used 20sheets op paper) -the real size is 1 A4 -the higest tower is 4cm high -there completly self desinged |
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| dieselboy | Nov 14 2006, 11:46 AM Post #1202 |
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you should paint that. please link this if you think it's necessary.  |
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| scarrabee | Nov 14 2006, 04:33 PM Post #1203 |
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I hate painting.  it consumes to mutch time and its harder to work with painted structures But I am inverting collers in my next castles but then just using collered paper |
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| Deleted User | Nov 14 2006, 04:34 PM Post #1204 |
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just build it by by it and u can paint it when its built it will looks heaps better |
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| scarrabee | Nov 16 2006, 06:28 AM Post #1205 |
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nah painting would cost to mutch timemy 2nd castle ground plan:  3D plan:  and real struckture:  for more pictures look here: http://s140.photobucket.com/albums/r12/sca...gs/kasteel%202/ (my album) |
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| Deleted User | Nov 16 2006, 08:19 AM Post #1206 |
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I know that painting would take alot of time but , this is only my personal oppinion , your buildings look very bland, and I can tell you put a lot of effort into them, so why not jsut put a bit more to make it even better. Im guessing you wan't to be an Architect or something, these would not be sufficient on their own to present as an idea, you need color and texture, even if you just print sum images of bricks or roofs of the computer and stick them on, it will add alot more detail into your picture and make people actually want to look at it, atm i jsut feel like i can see your talent but you aren't pushing the boundaries, just make that little extra effort to make it look so so much better, even if you jsut test it on one of your old structures, just do it. |
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| scarrabee | Nov 16 2006, 04:44 PM Post #1207 |
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this might work better I tried (at your people advice) to paint some but that wasn't posible, the strucktures were just to small and or I can't paint well enouf -building on castle 3 I'll try to invert some roof IMG's and wall IMG's |
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| Deleted User | Nov 16 2006, 04:49 PM Post #1208 |
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YAY, can't wait to see the finish! |
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| CLiNK | Nov 16 2006, 05:02 PM Post #1209 |
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Have you ever played Rome: Total War? Your cities would be so awesome to launch a seige on!  Really cool.
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| Markham Carroll | Nov 16 2006, 05:49 PM Post #1210 |
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I probably could have done this within a day if I didn't get distracted too easily/had to work. I started with an image from this sketch:  ...and turned it into this:  I made some progress images along the way:       This was done on my Tablet PC. I'm more inclined to place any faults in this towards my inexperience with Photoshop and digital painting in general than towards the seemingly low 256 levels of tip pressure. There are some quirks about it, but they're tolerable. You definatly don't want to stick with the pen the tablet comes with, though. The UD series Wacom pen is compatible and has a much better control over pressure, plus an extra side button. |
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| scarrabee | Nov 17 2006, 03:16 AM Post #1211 |
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I'm afrade it woudn't last long
partial correct (I want to be a garden architeckt :P)
I'll post the plan and 3D sketch later on I only got one problem if I would use brick IMG or things like that on all walls then I would need 10full sheets at least and that would be rather expensif to print but I'll c (I'll post some img of walls so that you guys can choose) PS: does anyone now a program with what you can draw with correct messures and strait lines (now I draw everything with the hand) |
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| Anghenfil | Nov 17 2006, 03:49 AM Post #1212 |
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Wow, this has a lot (A LOT) more character than your first few sketches. Great work. The only part about him that I still am uneasy with are his cookiecutter ears, but I guess it's livable. |
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| Prometheus | Nov 17 2006, 06:02 AM Post #1213 |
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Did this to a friend from this forum (not gonna say who)  We both are realy happy how it looks like. |
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| ketchupface | Nov 17 2006, 07:19 AM Post #1214 |
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Sketch of a graveyard.
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| scarrabee | Nov 17 2006, 07:30 AM Post #1215 |
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^^nice. maby some more special things like a old flower or a crow on the tree. als the perspective of the first cros is weird. Ps: Don't ask me how to fix it because I don't now and its still nice |
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| CLiNK | Nov 17 2006, 09:17 AM Post #1216 |
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That's awesome ketchup man. |
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| Dazla | Nov 17 2006, 10:30 AM Post #1217 |
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This would help bring alot more focus to the top left which would really help move your eyes from the main focus which is the massive cross up front. scarrabee: Maybe print out some designs of your own on paper that way you can just use that and it's coloured etc... Use flash if you can. For straight lines etc, as it has a ruler and a grid so you can get everything perfect plus it also has preset shapes so you can do circles and rectangles etc (But so do most programs) you can zoom in a 2000% which is helpfull for little things. |
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| scarrabee | Nov 17 2006, 04:27 PM Post #1218 |
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Flash 
:P:p srry don't have that print out desinges?? my desings arn't on my pc, there all drwn on A4 paper, I could scan them but if I can then then they always ged smaller |
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| Deleted User | Nov 17 2006, 06:09 PM Post #1219 |
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You could try scanning building by building, while they are stilel flat, and that way they would be the same size (i think.... im not sure of the exact size of your buildings) for that you could use photoshop because u can make it print out the exact same size as scanned in and it has rulers in case u are afraid its wrong (ctrl + r) for rulers. Either that or you could jsut print out numerous pages of bricks, just take a guess how much you would need, dont over do it tho, you can always print more later. And then you could measure it off the computer which would probably be easier and less confusing, just cut it from the paper. |
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| Tinsterr | Nov 18 2006, 02:29 AM Post #1220 |
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A homework sketch of the hall at my home. I sat on the lowest step of the stairs for presumably 45 minutes so my back really hurts. [size=1](I hate this camera, got to get a scanner)[/size] Simple pencil art. I really like to draw rooms and spaces. 
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| Anghenfil | Nov 18 2006, 02:43 AM Post #1221 |
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Not saying you did Tinsterr, but it LOOKS like you drew that from a photo reference. There's very noticable curves in your picture that look like lens distortion (although that could be from you taking a picture of the drawing :blink:). You might benefit from using a ruler.
 Regardless, nice amount of detail, good composition. Thank you for not centering your major elements. You could standing to be more adventurous with your use of tone, though. Don't be afraid to lay it on. |
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| Deleted User | Nov 18 2006, 03:04 AM Post #1222 |
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I dunno Ang, the way I see it, the curves are there for the style, if it was straight it would be boring.... I mean there's basically no point in drawing a room exactly how it is, what does it achieve? |
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| scarrabee | Nov 18 2006, 03:17 AM Post #1223 |
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nice drawing. looks realistic only a few details that arn't totaly correct PS: tommo I've posted some img of bricks in the watcha working on section |
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| Tinsterr | Nov 18 2006, 03:21 AM Post #1224 |
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Thanks for the feedback everyone
I guess I was a little sloppy with some lines... because of the small space I had. But I guess the picture wasn't streched out enough when I shot it for the post. Tried to get as much of the room on that little peice of paper, and to capture all of the shadows... Im not a fan of toning, thats my new cliff to climb. |
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| neko_aku | Nov 23 2006, 09:13 AM Post #1225 |
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ok i really spent some time on this one and i would love some feedback on this. whatever it may be. if you see anything wrong or anything you like tell me because i would like to improve. thankyou ^_^. i hope you like
  the scans not that good now that i look at it. |
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