Drawing Avatar Art of Solian

[Ateyo leSyaksyuk]

AWE! Moco said that one of your drawings reminded her of Egyptian art. It reminded me of the Navaho paintings produced in the 1950's. They just used heavier outlines!

[Roberto47]

Nice artwork you have here I like your style! I especially like your Mass Effect crossover "I wonder how a Tron Legacy crossover would look like?"

But if you are from Sweden "såå forstår du vel også lit norsk " hehe..

[Solian]

Originally Posted by Ateyo leSyaksyuk

AWE! Moco said that one of your drawings reminded her of Egyptian art. It reminded me of the Navaho paintings produced in the 1950's. They just used heavier outlines!

Really? Well, I had no idea. I just drew.

[Solian]

Originally Posted by Roberto47

Nice artwork you have here I like your style! I especially like your Mass Effect crossover "I wonder how a Tron Legacy crossover would look like?"

But if you are from Sweden "såå forstår du vel også lit norsk " hehe..

Thanks, that crossover is the most recent one, more art will come.
Absolut så förstår jag lite norska. Inte alla ord men det mesta.

[Moco Loco]

Originally Posted by Solian

Really? What's wrong with DA?

Go look me up, you'll see.

Originally Posted by Eana Unil

I don't really like dA either, but it's quite ok in order to show your artwork to others/get connected with other artists.

Moco, you're pwetty

Why thanks

[Solian]

Originally Posted by Moco Loco

Go look me up, you'll see.

Only able to submit to Scraps? I've never heard of such a thing. All deviants are able to submit their art wherever they want..

[Moco Loco]

I submit it in a certain category, and it always comes up in Scraps anyway, no matter how many times I try.

[Solian]

Originally Posted by Moco Loco

I submit it in a certain category, and it always comes up in Scraps anyway, no matter how many times I try.

Hmm, sounds weird. Have you thought about contacting Help Desk? deviantART: Contact the Help Desk

[Solian]

Here's my latest project. Took me about less than 2 hours :

[amitiri]

WOW! are you serious! this is AMAZING! and it only took u 2 hours! god u have skill!

[Human No More]

2 hours? :o

Wow.

[Solian]

Originally Posted by amitiri

WOW! are you serious! this is AMAZING! and it only took u 2 hours! god u have skill!

Originally Posted by Human No More

2 hours? :o

Wow.

Its not as hard as it looks.

[Raiden]

You used a tablet, right?

For those who don't know, tablets make converting physical art (drawings) into digital art very easy, as it eliminates the need for a scanner.

It still takes lots of skill and ability, as well as an understanding of your subjects of interest, to draw on them, but it drastically reduces the time needed to make digital art (and it looks better than pencil, too).

[Pa'li Makto]

Many artists use a tablet because of those reasons, also it is a lot easier to draw using a stylus type tool then using a mouse.

Nice work Solian, how did you do the background?

[Solian]

Originally Posted by Raiden

You used a tablet, right?

For those who don't know, tablets make converting physical art (drawings) into digital art very easy, as it eliminates the need for a scanner.

It still takes lots of skill and ability, as well as an understanding of your subjects of interest, to draw on them, but it drastically reduces the time needed to make digital art (and it looks better than pencil, too).

Originally Posted by Pa'li Makto

Many artists use a tablet because of those reasons, also it is a lot easier to draw using a stylus type tool then using a mouse.

Nice work Solian, how did you do the background?

Raiden: True, but I also use my tablet for colouring while the sketch itself can be traditional. Its all up to the artist. Some go full digital while others incoporate traditional parts as well. It doesn't automatically look better just because its digital. It does take a while to get use to though, but once you understand it, you will never go back.

Pa'li Makto: I made the background using the Bucket tool in PS and then just went crazy using different brushes, opacity and colours.