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06-24-2004, 09:32 PM#1
Bhuddistmonk
Hey guys, I havent posted in about 2 months, Ive been out of town. I went to the Conceptart.org Massive Black workshop in Austin and it was amazing. I met some really great painters like John Mueller and William Whittaker. Here is the first drawing i have done after the workshop:





And, as a reference for improvement here is some pre-workshop stuff:





What do you guys think?
06-24-2004, 09:44 PM#2
icbm1987
Very... very nice.

I see a massive improvement... now hopefully that will translate into more art.

Oh... and for some reason... this forum has the default of showing threads only 1 month back... I'll try to get that changed. Just remember to change that if you are looking for something and can't find it. Like your gallery.

icbm1987
06-24-2004, 10:28 PM#3
Candy_Warlock
lucky you! i wnt so badly to go to one of those workshops so many things to learn and so much demonstrations by great artists... :/

did u see feng zhu's robotic drawing demonstration?
06-24-2004, 11:31 PM#4
Bhuddistmonk
Thanks icbm, ill start another gallery ;)
I havent posted because ive been in germany with no internet access. sry.

and no, like a little bitch, feng zhu backed out the day before the workshop started for some better job. I guess his fellow artists just arent important or good enough for him to even let them know a little sooner. they had someone fill in at the last minute.
06-25-2004, 04:43 PM#5
Candy_Warlock
nooooo :(

yea... working on sw episode3...
06-26-2004, 06:41 PM#6
Rai
is it a modern man skull?
its always somewhat..impressive to see skulls
06-26-2004, 08:17 PM#7
Bhuddistmonk
Quote:
Originally Posted by Rai
is it a modern man skull?
its always somewhat..impressive to see skulls

yes, it is a modern skull, but it is female. the skull was probably prepared in the 60's.
06-26-2004, 08:32 PM#8
Rai
Quote:
Originally Posted by Bhuddistmonk
yes, it is a modern skull, but it is female. the skull was probably prepared in the 60's.
is there a difference betwen a female and a male skull ?
and the eyehole in the 3rd skull appears a bit small for me..
and are you really buddhist? that'd be great!
06-26-2004, 10:03 PM#9
Datajax
Everyone's skull is shaped differently, however, there are some (general) characteristics that distinguish them aparts. Namely the cheek bones and the jaw line. I man's jaw tends to jut out in a sharper manner and his cheek bones are much different.

If I'm wrong correct me, BhuddistMonk.
06-27-2004, 12:44 AM#10
Bhuddistmonk
close, data. the brow region and jaw/chin are much bigger on a male, and stick out farther compared to a female. the cheekbones are slightly more obvious on a normal male.

as you can see the female, while still not very attractive, has much more graceful features than the male, whos bone structure isnt quite as ambigious.







hope this helped!



im not really buddhist, this is just my misspelled screen name.
06-27-2004, 03:05 AM#11
Candy_Warlock
hmm cool

Did u see James Zhang by any hazard when i checked the artist list i only remembered feng zhu :/