Ok, that working on low contrast tones in the early part so the piece still feels adjustable or workable is a revelation to me. Thanks for putting up free content fpr those of us who cant pay for your lessons.
Bobby, your drawings have warmth and your characters have depth. It feels like your characters have lived and suffered. There’s a knowing in their eyes, and, you draw imperfections and wear on their bodies and clothing but, you temper that with utterly adorable expressions, like on this rider. The flamingo-raptor-type creature also has intelligence and humour in his expression. I like your work a lot.👏🤩
Bobby never misses when it comes to creating interesting characters with tons of personality! (And somehow he makes it look EASY!🤯) Thanks so much for the kind comment😊😊😊 ~S
I love this, usually i tend to be somewhere in the middle, i will use reference if i believe i need it for inspiration or anything, but sometimes i may not use anything at all which i don't think is bad either
For sure! There are lots of artists who don't use reference at all and draw straight from their imaginations. Nothing wrong with that! Hope you still give this exercise a try and give combining references with your imagination a shot😊 ~S
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Ok, that working on low contrast tones in the early part so the piece still feels adjustable or workable is a revelation to me. Thanks for putting up free content fpr those of us who cant pay for your lessons.
So glad that tip was helpful to you! Try it out in your own work😊😊😊
~S
Bobby, your drawings have warmth and your characters have depth. It feels like your characters have lived and suffered. There’s a knowing in their eyes, and, you draw imperfections and wear on their bodies and clothing but, you temper that with utterly adorable expressions, like on this rider. The flamingo-raptor-type creature also has intelligence and humour in his expression.
I like your work a lot.👏🤩
Bobby never misses when it comes to creating interesting characters with tons of personality! (And somehow he makes it look EASY!🤯) Thanks so much for the kind comment😊😊😊
~S
Wonderful information, thank you Bobby!
This is awesome piece of advice! Thank you!
I like your way of drawing, it is an inspiration
Really cool exercise Bobby ! you are great
Really enjoyed this practical way to incorporate reference with clear intention into my work. Thanks
Much Love and thankx!
I appreciate how succinct this video is while still packed with some great thoughts
Bobby, i would love to play a fantasy adventure/exploration game with those awesome characters and creatures you create and thank you for the hints!
This was great, Bobby - Thank you for the insight. I love simple yet, super effective exercises like this.
what a great video to start the day with. Thank you Bobby
Very beautiful art piece and that's the way to go about references. Bobby is giving great example!
Cool creative and fun way to use reference! And coloring progressively from dark to higher contrast thats such a good tip, thanks!
Thank you so much for sharing your thought process! It makes me understand and analyze everything so much more!
Really valuable tips in this video. Thanks for sharing!
thanks
Thx for sharing process and great advice :)
thank you, this helped me alot
Great to hear! Thanks for watching!😊
~S
Awesome!
Whatever it is that you've created, if it were real... it would fall over.
Hi iwana talk
I love this, usually i tend to be somewhere in the middle, i will use reference if i believe i need it for inspiration or anything, but sometimes i may not use anything at all which i don't think is bad either
For sure! There are lots of artists who don't use reference at all and draw straight from their imaginations. Nothing wrong with that! Hope you still give this exercise a try and give combining references with your imagination a shot😊
~S