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3D Total - The cg artists home page - 2D and 3D graphics resource site // Artistic Realism Art Studio - Fine Art Blog by David Te and Fait All the Abused – Eyes Pencil Drawing Posted by Faith Te on April 28th, 2010 All the Abused by Faith Te Graphite Pencil Drawing on Arches Paper Size: 18 x 13 cm (7″ x 5″) All the Abused is a rock band from southern California. Their latest CD album, released in January, is entitled “A Never Ending Story”. I like how all the songs in the album convey a message of peace. I will be posting another commissioned drawing soon which I did also last year, so please stay tuned for that. Faith Robin – Oil Painting Posted by Faith Te on April 3rd, 2010 Robin by Faith Te Oil on Hardboard Size: 25 x 20 cm (10″ x 8″)SOLD Here is a bigger oil painting I completed a few days ago. I used my artistic license quite a bit here. This kind of composition — an animal or a flower with its name by its side — was an idea I’ve wanted to try for a long time. I need to do a few more touch-ups on this painting because in some parts, the color of the background near the robin does not match the rest. Thank you for looking. .

Industrial Design Sketching and Drawing Video Tutorials Learn to Draw - Graphite Pencil Drawing Tutorial. Work In Progress - Step-by-Step Title: "Inner Beauty" Size: 18" x 14" Medium: Charcoal, Graphite, Carbon on White Paper Step One: If you are unfamiliar with the use of frisket film, here's a video that will explain it for you: Step Two: Next, I blended the charcoal with a piece of felt and added the beginnings of wood grain. I repeated this several times to build up a solid tone. Step Three: Then, I sprayed the drawing with fixative, Peeled off the frisket and began rendering the subjects. The tape on the right shows what it looking like after I removed the real masking tape. Step Four: I have started adding the holes and lines of the notebook paper. I used charcoal for the holes to match the background. The lines on the paper were produced with a .3 mechanical pencil to keep them as sharp and clean as possible. Close-up Step Five: Here’s the final. I’ve included some close-ups to give you a little better Idea of the detail. Learn How to Draw!

Drawing FX(Fire, Explosions, Smoke, Splashes) Folks interested in this thread might find these useful:Elemental Magic: (release not till March 9th) FX: These guys used to have a couple of really good posts on another blog, with info and links to some great 2D effects stuff from Disney. Unfortunately the links seem defunct now.Hopefully they will add the same info or better to this one, so keep an eye on it. Although it's flash animation, some of the principles can be absorbed and used elsewhere.