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Pixel Art / Re: [wip][C&C]Woman's Face
« on: May 24, 2010, 09:45:07 am »
Thanks for the black and white image. That is a useful technique. I've seen tutorials where it starts out grayscale then is colored. I didn't think of checking it out in reverse.

I don't have a clear idea of what my final style will be. I'm just practicing at the moment. The comic book style is much harder then I assumed. Its going to take a while to learn. Obviously my second face is really isn't very comic booky at all. I was trying to copy Kcilc style mostly while basing it on photo.

I'm working on that last image with line art and color as separate layers. That image does look better without the lines. I've already deleted most of the ones I had. I want to figure out how to have black outlines that look good. I'm practicing sketching but I'm not good at it yet.

I've been getting art books. I have that marvel one. Drawing figures and faces in 3d is going to take some work though. I have some other ones on comic books coming in the mail this week.

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Pixel Art / Re: [wip][C&C]Woman's Face
« on: May 23, 2010, 10:32:16 am »
This is still very much a work in progress. I've moved on to something based on a photo.

Photo is from comic artist's photo reference: women and girls by Buddy Scalera. Its been cropped and smart blurred.



I looked at a old snes game called Spider-man & Venom :maximum carnage. The game isn't that fun but it has some cutscene art that looks a lot like inked and colored comics. The color is flatter then I'd like to use. I like the black outlines but I haven't had much luck replicating the style in this resolution.


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Pixel Art / Re: [wip][C&C]Woman's Face
« on: May 21, 2010, 08:43:57 am »
Thanks for the help. Your edit has much better depth then mine. Its a good demonstration of sketchy shading in pixel art without dithering. It reminds me of the faces in a watercolor artbook I looked at.

There was no photo reference for this. I used some measurements and looked at the pencil art in "Drawing the head & figure" by Jack Hamm. I couldn't replicate the pencil art in the book but I tried to put in some of the details. I was just seeing how far I could get at this particular resolution. 256x192 is the size of a single DS screen.

I'm going to rework it some based on your suggestions and then do another one based on a photo.

Was my main skin color choice bad?

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Pixel Art / [wip][C&C]Woman's Face
« on: May 20, 2010, 08:45:24 am »
I'm just beginning to learn pixel art. The style I want to learn is low resolution/color comic book style. I don't want to use any dithering. Technically I can use up to 256 colors but I'm trying to stick to 16 for the moment just to see how much is possible.

I'm interested in how to draw better eyes, mouths and general face shading. I haven't really figured out how to do hair so don't critique that.


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