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griffsnuff — My creative art process
Published: 2011-04-25 02:21:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 69365; Favourites: 4533; Downloads: 1374
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Sharing what I do and how I choose what I make and why.xD not sure if i can explain it any better
But hope it helps someone.
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Beautiful! I've learned alot, thanks!
Lol, I remember I made a pile of lines once and then I saw 3 Mexican musicians there. XD
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this is so helpful :U
how you went from scribbles to that...;A;
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awesome! ive never had art clases or anything of the sort, so this helped me quite a lot! ^^ thanks for sharing your knowledge with us! 
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mmmmmgh, this is fantastic. and useful.
it helped me!
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THANKS for the tutorials
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your random squiggles looked like a person lounging to me...
thanks for the tips!
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Ahh I remember doing the line thing with my magnadoodle when I was little. What a good idea to apply that to my art now! Thank-you!
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I really like this progress things, I always get inspired by them! <3
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I...actually learnt a lot from this. Thanks!
I especially enjoyed the part about the rule of third C:
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the details of the light make it look so much better XD
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Amazing knowledge you are sharing here.
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Good job with this! Thanks a ton! I always end up adding too much detail for things and it frustrates me. Now I will try to add detail only where it matters.
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Wow Griff, this is great! I remember learning certain things like the rule of three when I was much younger, but I totally forgot about it... and now I can see just how it effects the work!
Also, just scribbling on the canvas is AWESOME. That's something I would do when I was younger, and I don't know WHY I stopped. Seriously, this is making me feel super ambitious right now! Thanks!
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this is great! the doodling to avoid the artblock helped me today and i saw a fox on them and it got awesome ill post today!
ps: which program do you use to draw?
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I use photoshop ^^
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hey check out my latest drawings
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I shall try your way. :3 And we'll see what happens!
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To be honest, I've heard of the rule of third for the first time but I believe it will be very helpful in the future. I must say, I don't have much practice with the backgrounds, cause I always think if I do the background, it will only affect badly the character. I never plan the background from the start and I add it or not later. But You showed me such thinking wasn't very wise and also that the backgroud could do much good but if used in a good way. I appreciate that You took the time and did this shared your thoughts and those few tips. Surely, I will commit them to memory. Thank You
(hope my english wasn't to terrible ^^")
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Woooooooooo....so...so.... WONDERFUL!!!!!!!
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Decided to try and do things the Griffsnuff way. At least halfway. xD
Result--> [link]
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8D Oh that looks exiting! Love the idea of seeing them from behing, you should totally finish it
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Wow. Theres a lot more thought and depth in a relatively simple painting than I would have thought. I usually just sit in front of my screen and start randomly drawing. This is just... wow. Made me think about composition in a whole different way. Thank you <3
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thanks to you, I have now overcome my artblock. You have my gratitude!
I have a question though, do you do all this on one layer, or multiple layers?
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I like to keep it on as few as i possibly can. I had one layer for the sketch, and one for the drawing. The lightrays had a seperate layer but it was merged to the rest when i started details ^^
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omg thats what i used to do!! xD
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