Drawing Gallery

[the modern einstein]

Maybe It's time to post a few of my sketches on here. They're not too good (I usually have a limited time frame to get them done) but I'll try and post them up later.

[madarko]

... so, like i was saying a while back, i like to sketch out rough on paper before working on my pics on the computer. here's a couple of sketches from the weekend i'm gonna finish off at some point. i'll post the finished versions when they're finished


cthulhu throne by madarko, on Flickr


cthulhu by madarko, on Flickr


me horns by madarko, on Flickr

... yeah, i do kinda have a li'l soft spot for Cthulhu

[NoahRatcl]

lol
I like your Cthulu drawings.
Not too much detail, but still enough for it to look great!

[madarko]

i don't do hella-detail, i like that kinda cartoony style i've got goin' on, don't get me wrong like, i'm well impressed when i see well detailed pics other people've done, it's just not the way I draw

[Iwvi]

@ jadylyon:
I did not get the question , but i did used diferent pencils to get better shadows. And proportions are off cause the image is resized by computer, in real life(the drawing, i still have not had the pleasure to meet Yoda) it is taller and less wide i´ll fix that later

[joshuaorigami]

Another old one from me...

[Pop pop]

nice drawings frumious

[AK827]

Here are some of my drawings. I still do draw quite a bit.

A strange six-legged otter-like creature.


A monkey with bird features.


An apocalypse scene.

[Iwvi]

I like the monkey - Bird Hybrid, i looks really cool.

[AK827]

Thanks! I tried to make him crazy, yet realistic.

[LeafPiece]

I've really enjoyed everyone's drawings!

A while ago I said i would do an origami drawing, but then I realized paper is a lot more fun to fold than it is to draw, haha.

Anyway, I hope it is okay to post a painting in this topic. Bob Ross style...



I did find another pile of really old half-finished drawings. I might scan those in soon, but maybe I will finish them first. I miss drawing, and I find it less addicting than origami. Does anyone else feel that way?

[the modern einstein]

Leafpiece, that is very good; why did you give up drawing for origami? Can you not practice both like I do? Oh, and hi, to anyone who missed me, during that short break. This is my first post in about a month, I think. That's a record, as far as I can tell, I have never been off the forum for more than 3 days, after I joined up. that's if anyone cares.

[AK827]

Wow! That is an impressive painting Leafpiece. The reflection of the trees on the water is great, and I like how everything gets foggier and lighter in the distance. It has nice depth.

[LeafPiece]

Thanks! My skill is actually not great, though. Painting is sort of a hit or miss for me, and everything I've done since this has been just awful. I don't know how to explain it.

I don't know why I gave up drawing. I think it's just one of those things that I lost interest in after a while, and origami was there to replace it. But now I'd like to do both again. To answer my own question, I think origami is more addicting because when I start something, it's easy to lose my place until it's finished, whereas I can put a drawing down for a long time without working on it.

[AK827]

Yeah, same with me. I managed to keep up with drawing though.