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- Feb 13
- Canada
- Deviant for 14 years
- He / Him
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Current Residence: BC, Canada
deviantWEAR sizing preference: magnum
Favourite genre of music: Heavy Metal
Favourite style of art: anything with monsters or mechs.
Operating System: vista
MP3 player of choice: my old nokia n95
Shell of choice: 12.7mm incendiary
Skin of choice: tanned and soft.
Favourite cartoon character: Megatron
Personal Quote: ......no.
deviantWEAR sizing preference: magnum
Favourite genre of music: Heavy Metal
Favourite style of art: anything with monsters or mechs.
Operating System: vista
MP3 player of choice: my old nokia n95
Shell of choice: 12.7mm incendiary
Skin of choice: tanned and soft.
Favourite cartoon character: Megatron
Personal Quote: ......no.
Favourite Visual Artist
another unfair question.....Alex Milne or Guido Guidi or Don Figueroa
Favourite Movies
transformers 1986 , the Thing , Aliens
Favourite TV Shows
Battlestar Galactica, Transformers , Transformers:Prime , Walking Dead,
Favourite Bands / Musical Artists
unfair question...Iced Earth , Into Eternity , Demons and Wizards, Pantera
Favourite Books
Most of the IDW transformers. cept the new movie ones. Dragonlance novels
Favourite Writers
simon furman
Favourite Games
BF2, BFBC2 , World in Conflict, ARMA2
Favourite Gaming Platform
PC...consoles are for kids
Tools of the Trade
staedtler pencils, pigment liners, some other things, crappy wacom tablet
Other Interests
drawing, video games, music
scribbles and bits
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ok. I need a new tablet something fierce. the one i have is an old bamboo fun ...the second smallest size they made i think. anyways...its bunk trying to draw that small. also i think i am developing a love/hate relationship with drawing transformers...i fucking love transformers. and i love drawing them ....until i get done sketching and messy stuff and start inking then thats when the hate comes on. its so contradictory to my style , which is messy at best, to try doing TF lineart. i dont have the patience to path out all the line details with photoshop and i never finish inking anything printed cause i always find flaws at that stage and w
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i felt the need to get some pics up here so i decided to drop in one of my unfinished sketches (the samurai one) just because i was liking the way it was turning out. ill be doin more to it and adding a few more pictures i have goin soon.
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My first journal entry. I will be uploading some deviations very soon ...my first ones actually. I been working on inking a Transformers pic i been working on and have to play around cleaning up some of my pencil works i plan on uploading. Sabot out.
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Thankya for the watch!
And hey, in regards to your journal, you're exactly right--practice makes perfect. When I first started drawing Transformers, I was pretty sure I must've been crazy, but I found it helps a lot to get real good at focusing on practicing portions of robot anatomy before tackling a full-body drawing. I can't even tell ya how many head sketches I have laying around, along with floating arms and legs, but it made it a lot easier to put it all together once I got down the basics.
Looking at what you've got posted, it seems like I don't even need to tell you much, you've clearly got your proportions and practical points like elbow/knee joints down (took me a long time XD). And, trust me, there've been plenty of times when I've gotten frustrated with the complexeties of drawing Transformers--but it's too fun to stop! XD
And hey, in regards to your journal, you're exactly right--practice makes perfect. When I first started drawing Transformers, I was pretty sure I must've been crazy, but I found it helps a lot to get real good at focusing on practicing portions of robot anatomy before tackling a full-body drawing. I can't even tell ya how many head sketches I have laying around, along with floating arms and legs, but it made it a lot easier to put it all together once I got down the basics.
Looking at what you've got posted, it seems like I don't even need to tell you much, you've clearly got your proportions and practical points like elbow/knee joints down (took me a long time XD). And, trust me, there've been plenty of times when I've gotten frustrated with the complexeties of drawing Transformers--but it's too fun to stop! XD
Your welcome,
And thank you for the advice. I have been trying more dynamic poses, none posted , with bots and find i occasionally need a sketch page for a certain part in order to get it right before carrying on. It is frustrating like you say but its good practice. If you can draw a mechanical being in an extremely animated pose then drawing fleshlings becomes a lot easier.
And thank you for the advice. I have been trying more dynamic poses, none posted , with bots and find i occasionally need a sketch page for a certain part in order to get it right before carrying on. It is frustrating like you say but its good practice. If you can draw a mechanical being in an extremely animated pose then drawing fleshlings becomes a lot easier.
I totally agree, drawing people has become incredibly easier ever since I started putting my brain through the grinder and drawing Transformers, which I'm sure will prove to be a blessing in the long run! I don't know how many unposted/unfinished works I have of TF's, but it's more important to get your skills straight rather than focus on filling up your gallery. 
Best of luck!
Best of luck!Thank you for the Watch.
your welcome
You're welcome.
Thank you for the Watch!