These are things I managed to do/finish during last weeks and days. (in chronological order and shrank down)
So Matt Damon is first. p: I'm pretty prod of this thing. Especially that my mom recognized him. XDD Drawing stylized real people is really hard and that's what I'm trying to learn right now.
I wanted to draw something and I figured I can draw a new Harley Quinn from Suicide Squad. There's something wrong with her proportions. It's not finished. And she doesn't even look a little like Margot Robbie. Well. I tried. But painting that hair was fun. p:
In excitement for new Mission:Impossible I wanted to draw Benji. 'Cause his my favourite and I'm a huge fan of Simon Pegg. <3 Still not recognizable. But his head shape is pretty accurate if you ask me. Nothing else. Trying out a new technique of painting Took less time than Harley and I actually finished it. And I'm pretty proud that I finished something digitally. Finally.
Yaaayy. Peeeaaach. This was a pain in the butt. It took so much time and it's still not finished (the hair). But everything for learning new technique. Yeah, sure...
This one is really big. Sorry! This was more like "what I can do" stream of work. Took 5hrs. Some SU and Korra fanart. >w> And BTW I know, that skinny guy is really wrong but I was so tired and exhausted that I didn't even bothered looking up the reference. I just remebered that scene from The Machinist with Christian Bale. Really good movie.
Trying to put some known-faces into chibis. This is supposed to be Michael Cera. Meh.
I think this thing I'm the most proud of from all of those I showed here. I just really like blue. And it was fun to come back to lineart after a while. I like her lips and the whole face. And love crooked legs. uwu'' The shading on the skirt is weird tho. Nothing is perfect after all.
The last one. OMG it's so tiny! Sorry. So this is a 2-3 hrs challange of redrawing a screencap. I chose "Rebel without a cause" because I've watched it recently. I tried to make him look like James Dean at first but then I gave and decided to go for more of lighting study. Yeah. I like how the painting part came out. But some values on the jacket are wrong. And I know that. :/
So that's all and a lot. Feel free to tell me everything that's wrong with them! Critique is always appreciated! And if you know how to make people look like them and you have some advice I would love you forever...
I've always wanted to start doing commissions but I've felt that you need really big "audience" to do that (like 1k+ followers). So I never had guts because of my shyness, poor social skills and low self-esteem. My audience is still small but I've grown into realization that maybe I should try commissions right now. Do you think that I'm (I mean my art) ready to get clients? And how would you value my art? (is this how you say that? idk lol i'm not english. I mean how much money would you give for it?)
Can't wait to see your guys' opinion! CCC////:
