Using Photo Reference When I was in art school, I was an ignorant fool. Somehow, I'd gotten the idea in my head that real artists don't use photo reference. I put a lot of energy into crafting bulletproof arguments that looking at photos when you draw would compromise your true vision, and turn you from an artist into a swipe-hack. I chided my fellow students when they pulled out a camera or (even worse) worked from a photo someone else took. I nagged them and shamed them. And for almost a decade after graduating, i avoided using photo reference myself. At a certain point, however, I started to realize that I had plateaued. One big answer was that they took the time to shoot photo reference. It wasn't just my peers, though. So I started acquiring props and shooting more photos, and my work started getting better. That last point is key. That doesn't mean having a bunch of photos on your desk (or screen) is a magic bullet, though.
PRODUCTION ART - Model Sheets, Production Drawings & Others Pages Sweet Home PRODUCTION ART - Model Sheets, Production Drawings & Others Posted by: Nagy Péter Adam and Dog (2011, Short)Afro Samurai (2007) Akira (1988) Aladdin (1992)Allegro non troppo (1976)An American Tail (1986)Animal Farm (1954)AristoCats, The (1970)Atlantis - The Lost Empire (2001)Balto (1995)Bambi (1942)Batman (1992, TV Series)Beauty and the Beast (1991)Bedknobs and Broomsticks (1971)Bee Movie (2007)Beetlejuice (1989, TV Series)Black Cauldron, The (1985) Blood: The Last Vampire (2000)Bolt (2008)Brave (2012) Castle in the Sky (1986)Cats Don't Dance (1997)Chico & Rita (2010)Cinderella (1950)Cool World (1992)Coraline (2009)Corpse Bride (2005)Corto Maltese: La Cour secréte des Arcanes (2002)Cowboy Bebop (1998, TV Series)Croods, The (2013)Darkwing Duck (1991, TV Series)Despicable Me (2010)Dumbo (1941)Emperos's New Groove, The (2000)Enchanted (2009)Ernest et Célestine (2012)Fantasia 2000 (1999)Fantastic Mr. Email ThisBlogThis! 55 Comments: Juan Carlos Valdez said... 3/22/2011 4:43 am
The BASICS : Using References by Shattered-Earth on deviantART Persona! The Art Of Shigenori Soejima I really hate to be that guy, but I think it's worth noting that though Mr. Soejima's work is very good, Atlus employs several other artists of repute who's work has been (arguably) more distinctive than what's showcased here. Of course, the games most widely played have been the ones drawn by Mr. Soejima, so maybe the market has spoken and these other guys really aren't as good (/elitist). But seriously. SExpand Beyond the obvious grey with a splash of orange color scheme every character shares, notice the distinctive deadness to the eyes. Also, there could totally be a followup article just on the bestiary of the SMT franchise.
REALITY PROJECT 3D Models, CAD Solids | 3D CAD Browser