Monthly Art Contest - November 2022 - WIP and discussions

thank you! A very great idea.

@RPictures Sorry, I’m late :v: :grin:
I’ve covered it with a bit of lower armor, and the color is the same as the color of the war helmet.

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Oh! It’s… Perfect!! How can I even thank you enough? you did me a huge favour! Thank you!!! :smile:

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That looks amazing! It’s nice they all have matching pants!

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You are welcome :grin:

Next thing decency warrior Iruhas breaks into the Louvre. Venus de Milo and Liberty gets crop tops, the Horse Tamers gets some chisel work and breeches, the ladies in The Turkish Bath get striped swimsuits, and Gabrielle d’EstrĆ©es … I guess there’s nothing to do for her but flip the canvas so that no-one can see her. :slight_smile:

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Damn, And all because I didn’t want to see some naked beans on my screen. :slight_smile:

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Yes, all of this is entirely your fault. :crazy_face: :partying_face:

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Two WIPs; knowing me, I probably won’t end up finishing either one, but it was fun to explore the possibilities of using the mirror tool.

A somewhat abstract tree with offset vertical and horizontal symmetry.

A sort of bird-dragon flying over a lake; it’s not completely symmetrical, instead the reflection shows the underside of the dragon. The idea is that the dragon looks menacing in the sky, shadow-colored and appearing to have red fangs, but its reflection shows the brightly colored underside of its wings, and that it’s actually carrying a red ribbon in its mouth. Which is probably pretty much impossible to tell in this undefined sketch. Also, I didn’t think about it until after, but that’s not how reflections work (the mirroring makes it inaccurate), so I’d have to rethink the idea.

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j adore l art therapie… copie de l un de mes plus beaux dessins

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Alphonse Mucha inspired artwork…

I’m about to hit a massive brick wall on this project… :frowning:







on a sidenote, anybody ever got the new ā€˜enclose and fill’ tool working properly? the video examples make it look ridiculously easy to use but whenever I use it, it never fills properly. Anybody know of a tutorial/tips links for it?

nevermind… i just read a thread about it. it seems like the tool have problems with complicated linework and/or gap closing…

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Why? It’s looking really nice so far. :wink::+1:

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wow ca va etre dur pour moi de faire mieu … i love it :slight_smile:


j aime l elegance des chats

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beginning of burnout stage…

Dude - you’ve got a nice clean lineart and 12 days left to get it done. Just take it easy and do it systematically - it shouldn’t take long to block-in the details by hand, especially with all the symmetry. That should set you up for a more relaxed and enjoyable rendering.

you’re not taking into account all my other commitments/projects

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Well, this is true! - But still I have faith you can do it justice. :wink::+1:

Just try not to stress about it - you can always improve it after if you’re not satisfied.

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thanks for trying to help

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Looks great @edgarej ! Don’t stress!