Bricks in Motion
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I know it's not perfect, but I'm trying to improve my drawings; especially in photoshop (may use some of these for animations).
My philosophy professor.
Your LEGO proportions are rather good. Those can be extremely difficult to get right.
I drew another character from Riigo-Faloo:
This is Garmok, an orange-robed oger spellsword with the ability to conjure up a magical purple sword.
Something about the right hand looking a little 'off'. I must say, I do like your style of art here!
Now that the Community forum has been re-opened to the public, I have moved this thread to the more appropriate forum.
Oh, hey guys.
I love that second image, skull brick, so much character in that guy 
RP that is insanely cool. 
Is this from a larger project?
Thanks NXT. I've been playing about with images like these for the past year but it's not from a project. Though the widescreen bars sorta give the illusion it's from a video but I felt it just good with the border. It would be interesting to create some moving image stuff in the same style though. Been meaning to set up a little website to show off my stuff rather than just using facebook so if I do get round to that I'll show more there.
Hey, Skull Brick! Welcome back, dude!
Working on an abstract animation technique (non brickfilm) in a similar vain of the image above https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0WTHsFR6Sg very short but once I learn how to make the process faster I'll do a longer one and more impressive one hopefully
Last edited by RP Hoogle (January 5, 2015 (07:43pm))
Way cool abstract!
Here's a Daenerys drawing I finished a couple of days ago. I still need a lot of practice with hair. I feel like the drawing itself looks a lot better in person. 
That looks great, Mason. The chin looks a bit off centre, but that's just a matter of getting the face form mastered. Your shading is nice!
Neat mosaic dew. I'm curious as to why you've surrounded it with grille pieces, kind of gives it an industrial graffiti feel.
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