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subzero said:
I know this last one ain't Star Wars, but it's the best artwork I ever did and doing all the Star Wars drawing gave me practice to do this last Terminator piece good enough, so needed to include it 8)

Damn Subzero, your art is incredible!

Some really great stuff on here. Thanks all for sharing. Really inspirational.

I did this a few years back but got fed up with it so painted over it...

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Not Star Wars but a few pieces I've done in the past (sorry about the quality)...

Time.jpg

Wake Up.jpg

Pure Soul.jpg
 
tigerham said:
subzero said:
I know this last one ain't Star Wars, but it's the best artwork I ever did and doing all the Star Wars drawing gave me practice to do this last Terminator piece good enough, so needed to include it 8)

Damn Subzero, your art is incredible!

Some really great stuff on here. Thanks all for sharing. Really inspirational.

I did this a few years back but got fed up with it so painted over it...

J2592x1936-41017.jpg

Not Star Wars but a few pieces I've done in the past (sorry about the quality)...

Time.jpg
Wake Up.jpg
Pure Soul.jpg

Thanks mate, I was great with a pencil but always had the painting age of a 10 year old with a brush. :lol: i'm just dreadful with a brush.

That's some brilliant art there, very nice and bold & colourful and accurate, well done! 8)

I love how unique and a little abstract they look.
 
subzero said:
tigerham said:
subzero said:
I know this last one ain't Star Wars, but it's the best artwork I ever did and doing all the Star Wars drawing gave me practice to do this last Terminator piece good enough, so needed to include it 8)

Damn Subzero, your art is incredible!

Some really great stuff on here. Thanks all for sharing. Really inspirational.

I did this a few years back but got fed up with it so painted over it...

J2592x1936-41017.jpg

Not Star Wars but a few pieces I've done in the past (sorry about the quality)...

Time.jpg
Wake Up.jpg
Pure Soul.jpg

Thanks mate, I was great with a pencil but always had the painting age of a 10 year old with a brush. :lol: i'm just dreadful with a brush.

That's some brilliant art there, very nice and bold & colourful and accurate, well done! 8)

I love how unique and a little abstract they look.

Thank you. I used to draw with pencil most my life and then around 6 years ago decided to get into painting.
 
tigerham said:
subzero said:
tigerham said:
Damn Subzero, your art is incredible!

Some really great stuff on here. Thanks all for sharing. Really inspirational.

I did this a few years back but got fed up with it so painted over it...

J2592x1936-41017.jpg

Not Star Wars but a few pieces I've done in the past (sorry about the quality)...

Time.jpg
Wake Up.jpg
Pure Soul.jpg

Thanks mate, I was great with a pencil but always had the painting age of a 10 year old with a brush. :lol: i'm just dreadful with a brush.

That's some brilliant art there, very nice and bold & colourful and accurate, well done! 8)

I love how unique and a little abstract they look.

Thank you. I used to draw with pencil most my life and then around 6 years ago decided to get into painting.

Great stuff, I suppose when you've already mastered the pencil then you already have half the skill you need to paint, i'd tried painting quite a few times over the years and we do not get on well :lol: while a piece would be passable I just for some reason could never get the accuracy down, same with pastels they just make me angry and I wanna fly into a rage. :?
 
subzero said:
tigerham said:
subzero said:
Thanks mate, I was great with a pencil but always had the painting age of a 10 year old with a brush. :lol: i'm just dreadful with a brush.

That's some brilliant art there, very nice and bold & colourful and accurate, well done! 8)

I love how unique and a little abstract they look.

Thank you. I used to draw with pencil most my life and then around 6 years ago decided to get into painting.

Great stuff, I suppose when you've already mastered the pencil then you already have half the skill you need to paint, i'd tried painting quite a few times over the years and we do not get on well :lol: while a piece would be passable I just for some reason could never get the accuracy down, same with pastels they just make me angry and I wanna fly into a rage. :?

Lol. As soon as I got into painting I found there were so much depths to the colour as I only used to draw with lead pencil (grayscale) and not colour. But you have obviously mastered that. :wink:
 
tigerham said:
subzero said:
tigerham said:
Thank you. I used to draw with pencil most my life and then around 6 years ago decided to get into painting.

Great stuff, I suppose when you've already mastered the pencil then you already have half the skill you need to paint, i'd tried painting quite a few times over the years and we do not get on well :lol: while a piece would be passable I just for some reason could never get the accuracy down, same with pastels they just make me angry and I wanna fly into a rage. :?

Lol. As soon as I got into painting I found there were so much depths to the colour as I only used to draw with lead pencil (grayscale) and not colour. But you have obviously mastered that. :wink:

That's the great benefit with paints, you can get real nice bold colours with great depth which is hard to do with colour pencils, I always tried to get my drawings to look as bold as possible but had to settle for 'sketchy', a lot of the blacks in my drawings though I did use ink for that to enhance it. :)
 
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subzero said:
tigerham said:
subzero said:
Great stuff, I suppose when you've already mastered the pencil then you already have half the skill you need to paint, i'd tried painting quite a few times over the years and we do not get on well :lol: while a piece would be passable I just for some reason could never get the accuracy down, same with pastels they just make me angry and I wanna fly into a rage. :?

Lol. As soon as I got into painting I found there were so much depths to the colour as I only used to draw with lead pencil (grayscale) and not colour. But you have obviously mastered that. :wink:

That's the great benefit with paints, you can get real nice bold colours with great depth which is hard to do with colour pencils, I always tried to get my drawings to look as bold as possible but had to settle for 'sketchy', a lot of the blacks in my drawings though I did use ink for that to enhance it. :)

Well either way your art is great my friend. :)
 
tigerham said:
subzero said:
tigerham said:
Lol. As soon as I got into painting I found there were so much depths to the colour as I only used to draw with lead pencil (grayscale) and not colour. But you have obviously mastered that. :wink:

That's the great benefit with paints, you can get real nice bold colours with great depth which is hard to do with colour pencils, I always tried to get my drawings to look as bold as possible but had to settle for 'sketchy', a lot of the blacks in my drawings though I did use ink for that to enhance it. :)

Well either way your art is great my friend. :)

Cheers! :)
 
Nice to see the talent that's sat within the forum, Subzero....your work is superb, said before the Terminator piece is brilliant and some cracking detailed work 8)

Ham, those pieces are super, very accomplished, some of your work is incredible I remember seeing some of your portrait/ character work previously, simply stunning work, are you still working on your art?


I've not had time over recent months, need to get back to it simply for the relaxation it affords. Han Hoth had a run in with my daughters Chocolate Lab who decided a great game was to run around the dining room table shaking the canvas!

Repaired it and finished it off, added some raised acrylic "snow" , quite appropriate with the current weather, doesn't compare with the work you guys do, but I enjoyed doing it :D

Any Han Hoth fans?
 

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Michael Sith said:
Need to finish this one as well.

Hi Michael and thank you for the kind words my friend. I last did some pieces early last year and have literally just picked up the brush again so starting on something new. Feels good to be back in it.

Your pieces by the way are amazing. I love your style. Thanks for sharing as I always enjoy viewing your art. :)
 
Thanks Michael. :)

I like that droids pic also, iv'e always liked technical looking drawings of robots/ships etc with all the details and lines.
 
grinchy said:
brilliant artwork tigerham, really impressed, and mike stellar work as usual, love the droids pic :D

Thank you Grinchy, appreciated my friend. :)
 
I just need some spare time at the moment to finish some pics off.

Ham you need show some of your portrait work as it is something else!

Grinch, have you done anything lately? Still proudly have the Yoda bust on display you did, and the Jaws tooth display.
I will be sometime putting a turtles display, and the Mikey bust will proudly be displayed as well...awesome work you did again there!

It's great to see this thread still going, love to see real artists at work, ( I know my place and happy there) but you guys have a gift and it is enjoyed by others so keep posting your pics, and work always a pleasure to see, and it will encourage others to show there talents, as there is no judgement on here, just appreciation :D
 
Lol, thank you Michael.

The first is really poor quality (as I no longer have the original) but my favourite for many reasons...

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The second is a man I met in Peru during my travels. Such a humble and happy man so took his photo to paint when I returned so here it is (still not finished)...

Peruvian Man.jpg
 
brilliant work tigerham, very impressed with both paintings
As for me, sadly illness has kept me from sculpting and creature type work, I do plan on getting back to it but for now just taking it easy :D
Very inspiring thread with lots of talented folks, thanks as always for sharing
 
grinchy said:
brilliant work tigerham, very impressed with both paintings
As for me, sadly illness has kept me from sculpting and creature type work, I do plan on getting back to it but for now just taking it easy :D
Very inspiring thread with lots of talented folks, thanks as always for sharing

Thank you my friend and I hope you get well soon and back with the creativeness.
 
tigerham said:
Lol, thank you Michael.

The first is really poor quality (as I no longer have the original) but my favourite for many reasons...

1.jpg

The second is a man I met in Peru during my travels. Such a humble and happy man so took his photo to paint when I returned so here it is (still not finished)...

Peruvian Man.jpg
Those are paintings?
They look like phots!
 
Mini99 said:
tigerham said:
Lol, thank you Michael.

The first is really poor quality (as I no longer have the original) but my favourite for many reasons...

1.jpg

The second is a man I met in Peru during my travels. Such a humble and happy man so took his photo to paint when I returned so here it is (still not finished)...

Peruvian Man.jpg
Those are paintings?
They look like phots!

The Peruvian man still needs much detail for myself to believe that, although I have the disadvantage of knowing they're not, lol.
 
Spent an hour on the beginnings of a Fett, going to have a try at something different applying thicker paint with a knife.
Have what I want in my head, it may not transfer to canvas though :lol:
 

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Amazing paintings tigerham, the detail is superb and you've got the lighting and shadows nailed down which adds to the realism. :)

Love the Fett too, great thing about Fett is his helmet isn't all new and perfect looking so it's easier to get to look more realistic with weathering and damage, looking forward to seeing the finished piece. :)
 
subzero said:
Amazing paintings tigerham, the detail is superb and you've got the lighting and shadows nailed down which adds to the realism. :)

Love the Fett too, great thing about Fett is his helmet isn't all new and perfect looking so it's easier to get to look more realistic with weathering and damage, looking forward to seeing the finished piece. :)

Thank you Richard.

Michael Sith said:
Bit further

Michael, looking really good my friend. Sharp lines. :)
 
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