I use the intuos a4 size. If you have the cash to spare get this model..or a cintique if not you can get by with an a5 bamboo fun...it depends how serious you are about it.
Personally the most serious draftsman uses paper and pencil more so than tablets ;)
This can be done on any computer providing you have a pen tablet as opposed to a mouse. But I must stress that doing on paper is just as if not more effective! Many people think that they need to get a tablet to improve their drawing. Actually its best to work on paper before getting a tablet. Anyhow I wish you the very best with your drawing my friend :)
Thankyou kindly for your interest! I haven't done any comics.. I work in the animation industry ...Check out movies like tale of Despereaux and fantastic mr fox...Although my work is behind the scenes in storyboard so it doesn't get seen in the final product on the big screen :(
Could i do the same thing with a small 5.4'' by 3.6'' wacom bamboo pen tablet? and with the corel essentials 4 software :)? btw ur drawing is amaaazing
Yeah sure you can! I like to work on an a4tablet because I like the space and freedom of sweeping strokes but I initially learned on an a5 tablet ..Im not familiar with the corel software but I am using the most basic tools so I think you should be fine. Thanks very much for the comment and have fun! :)
The difference between this and Disney is that they start with the construction sphere as just the cranium; the face below the eyes is then added underneath. That way, the forehead is rounder and larger and the eyes are positioned lower, which amounts to that mythical "cuteness." You used your construction circle for the whole face, which makes her cranium rather small and gives you a shaky "eye line."
I know you weren't going for perfect Disney, but it bugged me, haha.
Thanks for your comments. You are correct about generic Disney construction. Having worked in animation for 9 years I no longer use construction as a crutch as it is for the beginner who lacks confidence. My intention is to show how fast something can be achieved working loosely without sticking rigidly to formula. As to her cranium being small I believe you are focusing on the loose under drawing. The height is later adjusted and seems just right to me as does the eyeline. Thanks again :)
HEY ARSHAD! Seen the Dark Knight yet? I was reading about how it got a "12A" rating in your town and it's got some folk upset.
Hey, have you had any experience using a Cintiq/Tablet PC? I've been looking into purchasing a Tablet PC for my work, and I've been trying to research the best purchase. I haven't actually been able to physically try any of them though, so I'd love to have some of your accounts on using one if ya got 'em.
Hey man! I have to say I only really hold an interest in Burton's Batman and Timm's early cartoon adaptations upto Batman Beyond.
I have used a cintiq but I had become so used to the tablet that I wasn't as good with it! It takes a few hours then you re-adjust!My advice is that if you're used to paper go straight to Cintiq but that said learning the tablet is really easy just write your name over!I have listed my model on another video it serves me just fine! I wish you the best with it!
I've actually been using an old Graphire for the last 5 years, and while I love doing coloring and painting on it, it's hard to draw with it. I can do minor touchups, even sigs and stuff, but if I'm doing a bunch of full bodied poses, it just feels like it takes 8 strokes or more to make something half-decent that takes me one stroke to do well on paper. Inking with it is even tougher for me. I'm hoping that drawing on the screen will actually solve the problem a bit.
Wow, I never get tired of watching you draw, and I have to say that this is one of the best you've put up here. I just love her eyes, so elegant and vulnerable, yet somehow sad. Absolutely amazing.
Hey Thanks a lot for your comments! I decided to go a little slower on this one and focus on the head and expression...I appreciate both your time and interest friend!
2:17 looks like the girl got a beard >:D
rubik30 8 months ago
Awesome drawing! neat music, what is the name of this song?
armyvetmom 9 months ago
That's really great! What program are you using?
prinny456 10 months ago
id hit that
kaliroxxandunoit 1 year ago
What's the name of this Visa Röster track?
darkfalzx 1 year ago
very cool, im getting a bamboo to start off with and i hope its easier than it looks to coordinate with the tablet to screen :/
mrArtystik 1 year ago
Hi, may i know what is the model of wacom are u using.. I want to buy one, do you have any recommendation what is the best model of this wacom?
ahmadberlian 1 year ago
@ahmadberlian
I use the intuos a4 size. If you have the cash to spare get this model..or a cintique if not you can get by with an a5 bamboo fun...it depends how serious you are about it.
Personally the most serious draftsman uses paper and pencil more so than tablets ;)
eubasaban 1 year ago
OOOHHH MY FREAKIN GOSH!!!!!!!! Youre to great 2 be true
TheGuyWithTheAfro 1 year ago
@TheGuyWithTheAfro
That is a very generous comment for which I am extremely grateful to be on the receiving end of! thank you kindly :)
eubasaban 1 year ago
@eubasaban Can you only do that on a animators computer, or can you do that on a regular computer. I want 2 know because you've inspired me 2 try.
TheGuyWithTheAfro 1 year ago
@TheGuyWithTheAfro
This can be done on any computer providing you have a pen tablet as opposed to a mouse. But I must stress that doing on paper is just as if not more effective! Many people think that they need to get a tablet to improve their drawing. Actually its best to work on paper before getting a tablet. Anyhow I wish you the very best with your drawing my friend :)
eubasaban 1 year ago
thats REALLY amazing
cloiscool22309 1 year ago
@cloiscool22309
Thank you kindly.
eubasaban 1 year ago
Beautiful! I hope I could work in the animation industry too...
SimlishSammy 1 year ago
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nathanscottsmall 1 year ago
I would love to work in story.
bmbirdsong 1 year ago
She's beautiful!
SimlishSammy 1 year ago
cool, looks like Rogue from X - Men
the1mightygod 2 years ago
Is a bamboo anygood for drawing like that? I've got one and I've yet to go all out--I'm sort of afraid of sucking at it for some reason :(
Samouflage 2 years ago
i think the picture would be better without the colours!!!
MISSmaulwurf 2 years ago
I wholeheartedly Agree with you! I was trying to quickly block in the colour in the 10 minute video time limit and ruined the picture!
eubasaban 2 years ago
have you done any comics or graphic novels that i can look for?
Qackool 2 years ago
Thankyou kindly for your interest! I haven't done any comics.. I work in the animation industry ...Check out movies like tale of Despereaux and fantastic mr fox...Although my work is behind the scenes in storyboard so it doesn't get seen in the final product on the big screen :(
eubasaban 2 years ago
friking awsome
ConnorHenry 2 years ago
Many Thanks :)
eubasaban 2 years ago
isnt that the aladdin girl? :P
i own a wacom bamboo but im new to it...
any good tips on how to draw the black main lines and how to colourize?
WatchingViking 2 years ago
Could i do the same thing with a small 5.4'' by 3.6'' wacom bamboo pen tablet? and with the corel essentials 4 software :)? btw ur drawing is amaaazing
kkkasha01 2 years ago
Yeah sure you can! I like to work on an a4tablet because I like the space and freedom of sweeping strokes but I initially learned on an a5 tablet ..Im not familiar with the corel software but I am using the most basic tools so I think you should be fine. Thanks very much for the comment and have fun! :)
eubasaban 2 years ago
Excellent, but...
The difference between this and Disney is that they start with the construction sphere as just the cranium; the face below the eyes is then added underneath. That way, the forehead is rounder and larger and the eyes are positioned lower, which amounts to that mythical "cuteness." You used your construction circle for the whole face, which makes her cranium rather small and gives you a shaky "eye line."
I know you weren't going for perfect Disney, but it bugged me, haha.
martiniisgood 2 years ago
Thanks for your comments. You are correct about generic Disney construction. Having worked in animation for 9 years I no longer use construction as a crutch as it is for the beginner who lacks confidence. My intention is to show how fast something can be achieved working loosely without sticking rigidly to formula. As to her cranium being small I believe you are focusing on the loose under drawing. The height is later adjusted and seems just right to me as does the eyeline. Thanks again :)
eubasaban 2 years ago
impressive, very impressive
Lestat236 2 years ago
Many thanks for the kind words.
eubasaban 2 years ago
HEY ARSHAD! Seen the Dark Knight yet? I was reading about how it got a "12A" rating in your town and it's got some folk upset.
Hey, have you had any experience using a Cintiq/Tablet PC? I've been looking into purchasing a Tablet PC for my work, and I've been trying to research the best purchase. I haven't actually been able to physically try any of them though, so I'd love to have some of your accounts on using one if ya got 'em.
KillYounglings 3 years ago
Hey man! I have to say I only really hold an interest in Burton's Batman and Timm's early cartoon adaptations upto Batman Beyond.
I have used a cintiq but I had become so used to the tablet that I wasn't as good with it! It takes a few hours then you re-adjust!My advice is that if you're used to paper go straight to Cintiq but that said learning the tablet is really easy just write your name over!I have listed my model on another video it serves me just fine! I wish you the best with it!
eubasaban 3 years ago
Hey thanks man!
I've actually been using an old Graphire for the last 5 years, and while I love doing coloring and painting on it, it's hard to draw with it. I can do minor touchups, even sigs and stuff, but if I'm doing a bunch of full bodied poses, it just feels like it takes 8 strokes or more to make something half-decent that takes me one stroke to do well on paper. Inking with it is even tougher for me. I'm hoping that drawing on the screen will actually solve the problem a bit.
KillYounglings 3 years ago
what program is that? how can i get it?
Lestat236 2 years ago
that was awesome. This video really should have more veiws. keep up the good work, you got skill.
AvertProductions 3 years ago
Hey thanks a lot. Your comment is appreciated!
More views would always be nice but I'm thankfull for any amount anyways as well as the generous comments from people such as yourself!
eubasaban 3 years ago
Nice !
DemonRoyal 3 years ago
Hey thanks DemonRoyal!
eubasaban 3 years ago
your welcome .
DemonRoyal 3 years ago
Wow, I never get tired of watching you draw, and I have to say that this is one of the best you've put up here. I just love her eyes, so elegant and vulnerable, yet somehow sad. Absolutely amazing.
DarkMProductions 3 years ago
Hey Thanks a lot for your comments! I decided to go a little slower on this one and focus on the head and expression...I appreciate both your time and interest friend!
eubasaban 3 years ago
Well Mr Eubasasabian! What can I say...but esquisite skills that are truly galactacal! Excellent!
easinorm 3 years ago
Hey Thanks bro! glad you liked it!
eubasaban 3 years ago
Excellent!
jweinrub 3 years ago
Hey Thanks man!
eubasaban 3 years ago
No problem. :)
jweinrub 3 years ago