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Marc-Rogg β Little Marker Tutorial
Published: 2008-11-23 21:02:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 4623; Favourites: 16; Downloads: 77
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Description
This is my first tutorial everand one of many ways to render a sketch.
I hope it will be useful for some of you to get the basic idea of how to render.
Write me your opinion, was this tutorial helpful?
Every comment or favorite appreciated
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Comments: 11
Thank you! Awesome tutorial. I copied your picture but used prismacolor markers and pencils. I'll post it soon. Thanks!
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Hey cool. Post it iΒ΄m looking foreward to see your picture
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heh i think that your tutorial is more proffesional than my
btw, nice car but th front wheel is strange - curve
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Yeah ure right, the front wheel really is a bit strange
But you tutorial is at least also as good as mine, only that the text is missing
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WHOMG
THANK YOU FOR SHARING THE SECRET OF SUPER GOD COLORING SKILLS
*bows down, falls over*
Quick question (two actually)
-Does this concept apply to other shiny things (like swords, mirrors, poles, etc.)
-Can colorpencils with soft lead be used in lieu of pastel chalk?
Once again, thak you so much! I'll try this out ASAP~
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Basically it does not directly apply to those things, I use real images to look how reflections work and how they establish, but its also possible to use your mentioned shiny things as study objekt to apply shadows and highlights correspondingly.
I think with colorpencils you wouldnΒ΄t get that result as with chalk. You can try, but I donΒ΄t believe that its working well
The tutorial was a pleasure for me and when you are finished, show me your try
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