My wizardry pulled you to this forums. I must be credited! I MUST BE CREDITED GRAHHGDFFESARIWJLvinegar wrote:Hi all! I'm new here, and this is my first post. I'm the artist behind Cinders and Solstice. Tom asked to me to come here and share some info about the process, so here I am. First of all - thanks so much for all the nice comments! It really made my day
Just kidding.
Your works are so awesome, I'm really in love with the process you've shown and handsdown masterful, you're all too generous to share this... Normally the artists I know has a lot of secrets (that or they don't know how to teach their techniques exactly). I'm now interested if you were doing anime before, or if you went straight to realism. (and if you do started w/anime, I wanna see them or your growth over time thing haha xD if you don't mind - I believe it can inspire lots of artists here in the forums)
Persevering with and understanding them is rewarding though. Also, I believe calling them "PITA" is a little... Well, a little too generalizing... I had to become an artist (somewhat) to understand the pains or moodiness of my artist team members, and teaching them how to get over it. I never treated them as a printer, and I make sure they're not gonna throw out drawings, not even a single one (improving only what they've done, or reusing for later purposes , perhaps. But complete redo? no, no, no.) But then this is just my way of doing things and might be so wrong for others or in reality. xDjack_norton wrote:Artists are a major PITA (not just for me, everyone I spoke with said this). Finding reliable one is harder than finding good ones