Creative Contraptions Lounge - let's chill!
#176
Posted 24 June 2016 - 08:35 PM
#177
Posted 21 July 2016 - 05:32 AM
#178
Posted 21 July 2016 - 11:59 PM
^^you're absolutely welcome here <3
do we get free cakes?
but srsly your cakes are amazing @.@ i wish i know how to make edible ones :'D i'd love to learn how to do icing art T^T
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updates on the first post:
NEW EVENT FOR THE MONTH~! DON'T MISS IT! time to get your art materials ;D
Updated Artist Profile list ;D if you're looking for a certain artist and wanna know their tools of trade you can check the links to their profile there. much like slam book questions for artists x'D
#179
Posted 23 July 2016 - 09:46 PM
Hey there, Ragnarok Art Community.
Nickname/alias: BV / Blue
Ign: Trainer Blue, or any character on the same account.
Server: Chaos.
Programs you use: Photoshop (Photography, Photographic manipulations/CD Album Art) and Paint Tool Sai (everything else).
Tools of Trade (digital and traditional materials): Rebel T3 Canon Camera, Mechanical Pencil + Sketch paper, Wacom Tablet, Mouse.
What got you into drawing?: 'Been drawing since I was a kid, but probably Pokemon or video games in general.
Favorite subject to draw in Ragnarok: Rogue, Alchemist, and Priest classes mostly, I draw monsters occasionally.
Favorite class in Ragnarok: Shadow Chaser, Alchemist, Scholar.
Strengths: Drawing people(?), surreal/ambiguous photography.
Weaknesses: I'm relearning how to draw digitally.
Top 3 7 favorite artists! (who probably influenced you or inspire you): Namie, △○□× / miwashiba, kiramekirai, Fuuro Hidaka (999), Neil Cicierega, Kenshi Yonezu, kicdoc, .
Preferred artstyle: Anime-esque, surrealism, but realism too sometimes.
Music you enjoy listening to while doing art: Some EDM, SoraMafu/After the Rain, Vocaloid (mainly Reol/GigaP/UtataP), Kenshi Yonezu.
Your commission thread: ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Your folio: tumblr
Edited by trainerblue, 17 October 2017 - 09:15 PM.
#180
Posted 29 July 2016 - 01:38 AM
welcome to the creative section of the forums Blue =) i'll add your profile to the front page so ppl can stalk you look you up ;D lmao
anyway there's this new event i'm pretty psyched up on this because this section's a bit dead lately. props to the event organizers for making this
#181
Posted 31 July 2016 - 06:58 AM
-0.7 mm lead Faber Castell GRIP-MATIC mechanical pencil
-Faber Castell dust free Pencil eraser
-Faber Castell grip 2001 triangular graphite pencil 2B
-A -_-ty pack of 2B leads and a A4 size visual arts diary made from recycled paper bought from a random chinese hot dollar shop
#182
Posted 31 July 2016 - 08:48 AM
I use 2b pencils or that 0.5 faber castell mechanical pencil and a test dustless eraser because i hate eraser mess D: XD
Question tho on what surface do you like drawing on with pencil? Smooth or rough?
#183
Posted 31 July 2016 - 02:40 PM
Right.....so everyones using wide variety of expensive technology, but me?
-0.7 mm lead Faber Castell GRIP-MATIC mechanical pencil
-Faber Castell dust free Pencil eraser
-Faber Castell grip 2001 triangular graphite pencil 2B
-A -_-ty pack of 2B leads and a A4 size visual arts diary made from recycled paper bought from a random chinese hot dollar shop
Honestly I prefer traditional methods when it comes to drawing/painting. Computer programs are definitely not a necessity for the process of producing wonderful and meaningful works of art.
Digital art doesn't have to be made with expensive programs. If you wanted to try free digital art programs, there are things like GIMP and free versions of full programs provided by art program developers, like SAI. There are also plenty of free online drawing apps like pixlr, which uses a similar layout to Photoshop. I used to draw digitally with a mouse back in middle school because I didn't have a tablet, so tablets are not necessary either.
^I still use trad. I actually prefer trad than digital 8D there's no ctrl + z which makes it more challenging. XD wow 0.7mm faber castell owo you like it thick?
I use 2b pencils or that 0.5 faber castell mechanical pencil and a test dustless eraser because i hate eraser mess D: XD
If someone ever creates an efficient ctrl + z for non-digital art I'll be set for life.
I kind of alternate between regular and putty erasers, especially if shading is involved. Putty erasers can get really messy if you aren't careful with them, though.
#184
Posted 31 July 2016 - 06:32 PM
^I still use trad. I actually prefer trad than digital 8D there's no ctrl + z which makes it more challenging. XD wow 0.7mm faber castell owo you like it thick?
I use 2b pencils or that 0.5 faber castell mechanical pencil and a test dustless eraser because i hate eraser mess D: XD
Question tho on what surface do you like drawing on with pencil? Smooth or rough?
A real man should have a thick one.
When im drawing with my pencil i dont mind if they are smooth or rough, both are good huehuehue
#185
Posted 31 July 2016 - 07:10 PM
you never fail to amuse me
i guess its preference ._. XD
#186
Posted 31 July 2016 - 09:16 PM
Right.....so everyones using wide variety of expensive technology, but me?
Didn't realize the $50 scanner I use to digitize my pencil drawings is considered expensive tech.
#187
Posted 01 August 2016 - 07:57 AM
you never fail to amuse me
i guess its preference ._. XD
And this is why everyone gets nervous when i start posting in a topic. I think its all by preference really.
Tes Tigress, very posh!!
#188
Posted 01 August 2016 - 09:10 AM
Tes Tigress, very posh!!
Doesn't change the fact that my preferred way of doing art is traditional, not digital.
#189
Posted 01 August 2016 - 09:18 AM
When I do pencil art I don't even scan it, I take a photo lol
#190
Posted 01 August 2016 - 12:44 PM
#191
Posted 01 August 2016 - 03:00 PM
Yeah it takes practice, but I have a sort of system for it now.
I actually prefer drawing with real pencils myself, but the sad fact of the matter is that a lot of days I can't grip a pencil very well anymore (medical) so I had to swap to digital which I'm learning... slowly. I used to do a lot of coloured pencil and soft shading, charcoal and pastel. Watercolour pencils are also <3
#192
Posted 01 August 2016 - 04:38 PM
#193
Posted 02 August 2016 - 03:08 AM
I envy how you guys feel comfortable doing trads, I cant remember the last time I created a trad art piece except for the casual rough pencil sketches I do when I have no access to digi. Prolly the reason I suck at coloring.
#194
Posted 02 August 2016 - 03:21 AM
Xellie, what kind of system do you have? I tried taking a photo of a drawing with my phone the other day, but I had the angle issue (plus my room lighting is weird) so I gave up and used the scanner.
And ROCKheir, the grass is always greener; I envy your digital art skills. :V I'm having to relearn digital art right now.
By the way, I made an art tumblr so I updated my profile. Not much there at all yet, though. It's been years since I've posted/made art I thought would be worth showing.
#195
Posted 02 August 2016 - 03:42 AM
Thanks, blue. I've been trying to improve but each time I think I've become better, I haven't. Really having a hard time establishing a consistent system in going about my pieces and I get sad whenever I see discontinued WIP art files in my desktop. And they're starting to become a lot. Anyways, relearning digi art only requires you to just keep doing it till you get the hang of pentablets and stuff again. I think a couple of art pieces to work on is enough for an artist to relearn it. ^^ The fact that we can ctrl+z anytime is what makes me favor digi more than trad, add to the fact that I dun have any traditional coloring materials (and a decent working knowledge about using them) and an arsenal of art pencils and inks.
Edited by ROCKheir, 02 August 2016 - 04:25 AM.
#196
Posted 02 August 2016 - 04:02 AM
Maybe you're in need of a change of subject or medium? Sometimes when I feel "stuck" in my art works, I need to try drawing things I wouldn't normally, or practice areas I have trouble with.
Also, I find that if I work on one artistic skill, it tends to enhance all my other ones by some degree. If you're having trouble in drawing, maybe try photography for awhile, for example. I can't explain why it helps.
I have many old WIPs in my folders, too, which I'm hoping to avoid this time.
And thanks; I'm already starting to feel comfortable with digi again. I'm trying to not be over-ambitious and burn out on it, but it's difficult when I know I won't have much time to do it anymore very soon.
As I said before, if I had ctrl+z for trad I probably would never look back lol. Though I suppose in the long run, digi art is cheaper in a way.
#197
Posted 02 August 2016 - 04:38 AM
That's good to hear, congrats! Yea, it sucks when life robs you of the time you need for your passion. Hope you still make do with your limited time resource somehow tho.
I myself would abandon digi art altogether if ctrl+z for trads is ever a thing. kkkkkkkk I'm inclined to say so myself. Not to mention it's less messy (work area and doing the piece itself).
Edited by ROCKheir, 02 August 2016 - 10:25 PM.
#198
Posted 02 August 2016 - 04:48 AM
Ahem.....of course this is all in the name of research into bettering ourselves at drawing, and i believe it all starts with boobies.
#199
Posted 02 August 2016 - 05:32 AM
Inspiration. I've been looking at Wanderer boobies for that matter but even those elude me. But upon your advice, I'll stop at nothing in grabbing those... I mean in grabbing hold of the skill in rendering perfect curves and bounces.
What's Bakunyuu style anyway?
#200
Posted 02 August 2016 - 06:30 AM
It pains my heart you have never heard of Bakunyuu style before, you have much to learn my dear. I will leave you to go searching through the internet to find out, I'm afraid if I explain any more Kokeshicatmight get me extremely banned for 10 days, but that would be fine, I totally deserve it.
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