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Orc Wolf Buildings

01-07-2005, 01:06 AM#1
Candy_Warlock
Well its one pic with 2 buildings...

Wolf? playing wc3 and using wolf raider strat to get some ideas hehe.
And wolf raiders are too cool. Its basically a wolf raider building or something.

Markered with meh greyscale markers and made it into this in ps.

Critisize all you want :) Im glad im outta my drawer's block.
Btw this is my entry for the architecture contest.

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only flaw that wasnt of my fault is the bad ink... the pens were really crap :(
01-07-2005, 01:12 AM#2
Beam
a little feng zhu influence i see. looks nice.
01-07-2005, 01:22 AM#3
Shadow_Strike
awsome job
that just makes me not want to do it

and nice sig beam, compliments your new title
01-07-2005, 01:28 AM#4
ElvinArcher123
Wow, thats good. Wish i could draw like that... Perspective seems a little off on that stone on the right building back right corner. Not sure if you meant it, but the logs all seem to be sloping upwards
01-07-2005, 02:15 AM#5
`deathlegionare
candy!

what kind of markers do you use to line it?

cause the ones that i use. when i add on the greyscale it starts bleeding.
01-07-2005, 02:16 AM#6
Candy_Warlock
Log is a flaw. Super fast reply beam :) loving that sig... BEam was there... damn lol.
Yea perspective was off since Ionno how Feng pulls it off without a vanishing point on his pic... if I try to put it in the overall scale of buildings wud be too small... hmmm

nice avy elvin looks cool. dunt be scared shadow i luv you :p
01-07-2005, 05:33 AM#7
Saboera
hey nice one candy, kickass litterally, and thoses markers looks like double ended art prismacolors am i right? if not they freaking look like the other box of greyscale marker i saw... i got Cool grey box... and i think thoses are french gray box or something... but whatever nice stuff, you can always try isometric technique to get all your buildings and other stuff to look even better if you didnt used that, that tech just plain kickass when it come to architecture, one of my teacher did some kind of asian garden in isometric and its really too cool
01-07-2005, 04:21 PM#8
StormrageJunior
Very nice candy. You ahve a cool style for buildings. Or at least for orcs buildings.
01-07-2005, 04:33 PM#9
Candy_Warlock
Sab- bought them at Omer des Serres art shop. Its the same that Feng uses. So you can check his site... most of my art material is similar to his. Isometric? I have no idea watch talkin about my art teacher jst showed us crappy basic perspective with 2 points meh.

SJ- Hey I'll try to do more :p Maybe some interiors or sumthing... that looks wicked hard to do too. The only major problem I found was keeping track of all of the lines... and the perspective and the time factor.
01-07-2005, 05:34 PM#10
Guest
Very nice... i think i'm gonna model something out of your drawings sooner or later ^^
01-07-2005, 06:04 PM#11
Candy_Warlock
yippeee!
weeeee
01-07-2005, 11:17 PM#12
Moon_Lunatic
Despite quite a few perspective issues, this looks very nice. Good job, I can definately see the Feng Zhu in there. Are you planning on coloring it?
01-07-2005, 11:30 PM#13
Armel
Really nice job, I like them a lot. Gee I gotta stop drawing elves and try to learn how to do other stuff like buildings.
I think isometric 3D is fake 3D, like the one they made in old 2D games such as warcraft II or starcraft: things look almost like 3D seen from above, except that an object has the same apparent size whatever its distance from the observer is.
01-08-2005, 01:22 AM#14
Candy_Warlock
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Originally Posted by Armel
Really nice job, I like them a lot. Gee I gotta stop drawing elves and try to learn how to do other stuff like buildings.
I think isometric 3D is fake 3D, like the one they made in old 2D games such as warcraft II or starcraft: things look almost like 3D seen from above, except that an object has the same apparent size whatever its distance from the observer is.

I still have no idea how to apply that into drawing.

Buildings are very fun to draw cuz you seem to have created something massive but its long and complicated.

Weird. Time seems to be flowing real fast nowadays...

I dont plan on coloring it since I markered it... Ionno how to go over the markers.
01-08-2005, 01:37 AM#15
Armel
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I still have no idea how to apply that into drawing.
Well, isometric 3D is like industrial designing: the idea is that lines that are parallelic in real life have to be drawn as parallels on the paper, while if you want to make real 3D they musn't be parallelic (sorry if I'm not clear, I lack the proper vocabulary to express this in English) on the drawing (but you must know that well).

Quote:
Weird. Time seems to be flowing real fast nowadays...
What do you mean?