Ukko Vulcans New Art Thread

[Minaria Orlando (Ukko)]

I will be posting my art here for everyone to see, I really need the support so I can make my art a lot better. The only rule is please don't just say "Good Job " because that doesn't that doesn't help in any way possible. So without further adieu, here is my art starting from my newest (This thread will be updated from time to time):



Ukko Mink Vulcan, the hero of my story that will be coming soon



Veles Spark, one of the main villains Dark Masters. She thinks she is a rockstar.

[~Flonnedre Scarlet~]

Mar 17, 2009 1:26:45 GMT -5 Minaria Orlando (Ukko) said:

The only rule is please don't just say "Good Job " because that doesn't that doesn't help in any way possible.

Whoa-ho-ho! Following that rule isn't so complicated at all. ;D

Drawing isn't always as easy. The key to mastering your drawing skills is to practice further and another tip is, from what I learned:

Make basic body parts by the use of ovals and circles or should I say, "sausages". Once you drew a basic body with that (this is helpful for arranging your character's body position because you can easily determine the joints) you can then render the final position with the details of your character by erasing those "sausages" and sketching the final draft.. (My apologies for not making any sense.. xS)

Just a nifty, useful idea - helping you improve your work. But I never said I didn't like your drawing. Hey, I love every artwork I see. There's always tons of effort exerted to draw such masterpieces. ^w^ Go, go, go!

[Reisen Udongein Inaba]

Yowza..its lovely! Thing is, if I don't concentrate on my drawings, they don't turn out as great as your's..:3

[Minaria Orlando (Ukko)]

Mar 17, 2009 1:53:08 GMT -5 ~Flonnedre Scarlet~ said:

Mar 17, 2009 1:26:45 GMT -5 Minaria Orlando (Ukko) said:

The only rule is please don't just say "Good Job " because that doesn't that doesn't help in any way possible.

Whoa-ho-ho! Following that rule isn't so complicated at all. ;D

Drawing isn't always as easy. The key to mastering your drawing skills is to practice further and another tip is, from what I learned:

Make basic body parts by the use of ovals and circles or should I say, "sausages". Once you drew a basic body with that (this is helpful for arranging your character's body position because you can easily determine the joints) you can then render the final position with the details of your character by erasing those "sausages" and sketching the final draft.. (My apologies for not making any sense.. xS)

Just a nifty, useful idea - helping you improve your work. But I never said I didn't like your drawing. Hey, I love every artwork I see. There's always tons of effort exerted to draw such masterpieces. ^w^ Go, go, go!

Now that's what I call criticism! Thanks for the tip flonne

[~Flonnedre Scarlet~]

Anytime! Looking forward to more of your work.

[Minaria Orlando (Ukko)]

Well after a long while, I am now posting some more art work

Introducing one of my characters Dante, Inspired by the actual writer dante and the Devil may cry Dante. He is located in the 10th level of Hell in my story so please tell me what you think of him

[whyerd]

Too me, he seems a bit childish to be a higher demon, but interesting concept.

I kinda notice that your pictures are missing shadows and texture. Texture would help what's behind Dante, as I'm not sure if they're wings, fuzzy limbs, or a fancy dancy scarf. You should look up different types of materials, so see what type of texture it has and how it would look on a person. This is where shading comes in. Not only does it add interest, such as suggestion a light soruce and less blank negative space to look at, but makes the clothes look like they are being worn. The [picture's[ left foot looks unnatural, as it looks like he's on his toe instead of his foot being on the ground. It's a good drawing, but with practice I'm sure you'll be doing great in no time.

[Freyadre_Scarlet_Rose]

mutch better than me good work Ukko!!!