Report, edit, etc...Posted by Sie_Sayoka on 2005-11-07 at 00:15:51
Well i just decided to post this because it seems wierd and im wondering if any1 else experiences this too. when i draw sketches that i dont try hard on it actually turns out better then the sketches that i try hard on... this seems a little wierd to me. Maybe its my subconcious that draws the better pictures 
Report, edit, etc...Posted by notnuclearrabbit on 2005-11-07 at 09:03:21
[center]Same for me. If I concentrate too hard on something I seem to freeze/lock up.[/center]
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Pie_Sniper on 2005-11-08 at 22:44:53
Seriously. That always happens to me. Like, I was trying to draw this guy, and he was really messed up. And then I, like, wasn't trying to draw this guy, and he was freaking awesome.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by Doodan on 2005-11-09 at 18:56:45
Same here. When I spend too much time preparing for a difficult drawing, I usually can never get it the way I want. But if I just sit down and wing it, it usually comes out pretty good and I can just polish it up a little once its finished.
In fact, sketching my cels before I inked them took up so much time that I stopped doing it. Now I just sit down and draw them with straight ink and I rarely mess up the drawing to the degree where I have to trash it. I can fix any minor errors in Photoshop once I'm done. Now, I only sketch backgrounds and really difficult poses before I ink them.
In fact, sketching my cels before I inked them took up so much time that I stopped doing it. Now I just sit down and draw them with straight ink and I rarely mess up the drawing to the degree where I have to trash it. I can fix any minor errors in Photoshop once I'm done. Now, I only sketch backgrounds and really difficult poses before I ink them.
Report, edit, etc...Posted by pekkel_the_duck on 2005-11-11 at 03:51:49
It's kinda like that with me, but when I try to draw something realistic, it turns out more real if I concentrate but if I draw casually it turns out less real but more cool-looking (too late to think up a fancy word to use 
). And if I am limited to certain things, I tend to draw worst. Like for instance, in one project in Art Class, you can only use shades and when I sketch I use a lot of lines, so those srawings generally turn out worst than if I could use lines. Of course, I am more of a cartoonist. If I ever get a scanner, I'll post some of my 'work'. 
). And if I am limited to certain things, I tend to draw worst. Like for instance, in one project in Art Class, you can only use shades and when I sketch I use a lot of lines, so those srawings generally turn out worst than if I could use lines. Of course, I am more of a cartoonist. If I ever get a scanner, I'll post some of my 'work'.