Took only 3 hours, but it felt great to paint again.
It's a small cityscape of Tokyo under a space scape. There's a planet behind Mt Fuji and a comet above
http://i1320.photobucket.com/albums/...ps4be9475e.jpg
Do we have any other painters?
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Took only 3 hours, but it felt great to paint again.
It's a small cityscape of Tokyo under a space scape. There's a planet behind Mt Fuji and a comet above
http://i1320.photobucket.com/albums/...ps4be9475e.jpg
Do we have any other painters?
That's neat!
I do have some critique though,
The horizon line drops, and the buildings are falling over.
I wish I had your painting skills though, when it comes to irl painting I have no idea what I'm doing
http://i49.tinypic.com/2s9t10x.jpg
lol yeah, it does. I think I need to angle the Easel back a little more. I was on my elbows getting in the finer details and doing the horizontals lol
I want to do another one tomorrow.
I'll give it a shot
Dude, that looks great for just getting back into painting.
Keep at it! OR ELSE.
He could call it stylistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Use
I think the biggest thing to work on is the outlines on things. If you get the thicknesses right you'll add a lot of depth.
I paint sometimes.
@c0ffincase;
Style isn't an excuse, I don't think calling a sloping horizon lines and tilted buildings a style
But raivu never said it was a style
If it's not realism and it serves an artistic purpose it can be called stylistic.Quote:
Originally Posted by Use
The horizon line and tilt of the buildings is only important for perspective and if he didn't intend for them to do that.
But I don't really want to argue about it. It's just my opinion.
Yeah I can respect your opinion
And what I said is just my opinion as well