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"Aries" ([link]) from quick sketch to final lineart.PS: I'm sorry if few seconds lack at the begginning. The camera wasn't recording and I didn't noticed
Oups!
PPS: At one point, you might noticed me lifting my drawing in the air and looking through it. This is not because I'm completely crazy. This is a way to assure myself that the proportions of the drawing are fines even though I have a strong right-eye dominance.
What is that ??? Well, let just say that in normal vision, there is an effect of parallax, and the dominant eye is the one that is primarily relied on for precise positional information. As a result, strong eye-dominance can make you draw a picture that is slightly skewed on the other side but that seem straight to you. Looking at the mirror image allows you to see that skew, since it is now accentuated by your dominant eye.
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352x288px 27.06 MB
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Once again I am stupefied by a true artist's ability. The art work just seems to flow out of your mind and onto the paper.
About how much time elapses?
You have also given me an idea (nothing earth-shattering). I have downloaded some magnificent pencil sketches that I would love to color. However, I know that the sketches really need to be inked if I am to have any hope of coloring them; for I am a colorist of the most rudimentary ilk. Trying to ink the sketches in Photoshop seems so daunting that I haven't even begun to try. So my idea is this: Perhaps I should print out the sketch and ink it by hand! Then scan it back into my computer and then color it. Yes, I knew that wasn't such a fantastic idea; it's just that it didn't occur to me until I watched your video here. So, thank you for your help.
About how much time elapses?
You have also given me an idea (nothing earth-shattering). I have downloaded some magnificent pencil sketches that I would love to color. However, I know that the sketches really need to be inked if I am to have any hope of coloring them; for I am a colorist of the most rudimentary ilk. Trying to ink the sketches in Photoshop seems so daunting that I haven't even begun to try. So my idea is this: Perhaps I should print out the sketch and ink it by hand! Then scan it back into my computer and then color it. Yes, I knew that wasn't such a fantastic idea; it's just that it didn't occur to me until I watched your video here. So, thank you for your help.