Welcome to my Renderosity Gallery.
The years have passed and thankfully with them, I have seen my artwork progress towards what I believe is improvement. I thank each and every one of you that takes the time to peek in my gallery and leave me a comment because comments serve as motivation, inspiration and aide in my development as an artist.
I have been a pencil fiend for many a year. When I joined Renderosity, I was just beginning to dabble in digital art. I had done some design work for a 3d site previously using a little program called Spazz3d. When I discovered poser, I ran with the possibilities. Sadly, as with most things, I lost interest, stopped using the program and now am probably just as ignorant as a newbie when it comes to using it. I sometimes lament that I allowed myself to let it go, but..live and learn. I hope to post more digital work soon, time is an issue of course. For now, I welcome you to view my lead work as I post it.
Creativity does not have to stop at what you are good at. Explore every facet that interests you in the slightest and you may be pleasantly surprised at some hidden talent you did not know you possessed. I draw, paint, write, sculpt and do any number of other creative sidelines that catch my interest. I can't say I was a natural at everything I picked up, but with a little practice...just step out of your comfort zone and try. My work suffered for several years as I worked on my weak areas, solely concentrating on them. Gone was my nice polished portraits and in their place fantasy work that was ever disappointing and at the same point inspiring because with each I saw improvement. I hope to sample art for the rest of my life, savouring each different flavour that it may come in. After all...isn't that why we are members of Renderosity and countless other art sites? We are artists.
I do hope you enjoy my little gallery. I do sometimes do requests, so feel free to email me with a request! At the very least, leave a comment behind. Constructive comments are always welcome!
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Comments (6)
Vanadis11
Excellent image with a handsome guy. Fantastic work!
Thetis
Excellent portrait! Love his expression. And it's really a shame to marr the beautiful face.
louly
Excellent drawing! He's quite handsome :)
dark_utopia
Very well done you have great skill , Im not sure if I like the cracked skin or not , Im glad you kept the original. I tryed to respond a second time on your last post but it wont let met post two comments on the same piece , that makes it kinda hard to carry on a conversation is there any kind of instant messaging here ? any way I guess I started drawing in grade school , little things I think the first was star wars ships then in JR high I played a roll playing game and started drawing monsters and characters from the game and that led to art classes and sculpting up through high school , I have to say my real improvment came after I graduated, from work I did at home. As far as how long Ive been drawing ,thats kinda hard to say a had a few years there when I drew nothing at all so best guess , Humm Im 38 now so id say a little over 20 years off and on . If you dont mind me asking were are you from?
SimplySabis
No messenger I think but there is site mail! I just discovered it. looks sheepish I'll send you one! Thanks everyone for the comments. He DOES Loook better without that skin!
camtheman
my focus want so much on the grass though. so its good. you get decently smooth images and tones. Either the paper i use or something, it looks gritty on page so i have to soort of blend it. Making it blurry. Who knows. I'm just getting into this detail stuff, and from the looks of it... i got a ways to go yet. Haha. good job