PhoenixDawn (2014-11-12 23:13:41)

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This is for art class. It is Lucina from Fire Emblem Awakening.

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Mephistopheles (2014-11-12 23:17:43)

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That grid method is good for scaling things.
I did that to make a huge black cat cutout for Halloween.

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PhoenixDawn (2014-11-12 23:27:21)

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Good thing you caught that. It is good form making large scale models. Better than from scratch.

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Jason2k14 (2014-11-12 23:27:38)

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Nice.

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PhoenixDawn (2014-11-12 23:28:45)

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I'll post another one where I smooth the shading and added more shading.

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little5 (2014-11-13 00:36:31)

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I used to have these little activity books with a picture on a grid and a blank grid for you to copy them on. They really are good.


The picture is pretty good, if you ask me.

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Nutsy (2014-11-13 01:56:49)

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I wish my art teacher let me use grids. I can't shade well because I use exclusively mechanical pencils.

Then I learned how to pull the lead out.

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PhoenixDawn (2014-11-13 02:05:46)

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I used 2H pencils.

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Mephistopheles (2014-11-13 02:10:55)

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I have a set of different graphite and charcoal pencils but whenever I use them my art gets all smudgy.
I prefer mechanical pencils or black pens.

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Isa416 (2014-11-13 03:40:20)

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It's awesome ^^

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BootyPopper (2014-11-14 18:10:50)

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saying you can't shade because you only use mechanical pencils is a poop excuse because you can shade with mechanical just as well as you can with a wooden pencil.
I made a charizard drawing that I showed a while ago and I made it entirely in mechanical pencil. shading and all

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little5 (2014-11-14 20:40:46)

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Stipple stipple

takes too much time

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