no favs yet? what is up with dat?

lol that's cool. I don't know why he makes me laugh but he does (that's a good thing though). Great job, I love all the detail in it, and as usual the colouring is awesome too.

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~Fantasy Jay~
"If you disobey, I'll have to go back to being serious and then I'll have to shoot you. Right now I am only in a very slightly bad mood." -Abel Nightroad

Hey man!, I know your stuff is all character based and it looks awesome! But i want to see your characters in their enviroments! Especially this clockwork guy! You know from class that I think turn of the screw was the best there so I know you can do some awesome backgrounds! But great job on character design!

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"Do everything by hand, even when using the computer." -Hayao Miyazaki

thanks, maybe i'll work on some backgrounds on another drawing.
p.s.
your signiature is the funniest thing in the world.

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Hail to the Chief, Baby.

thanks!

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"Do everything by hand, even when using the computer." -Hayao Miyazaki

another solid design- i like it a lot

oooh yes he is verry nice indeed. as for goot tutorials on those things, i personally never used much, i just google references and work from there, try diffrent things in photoshop. Right now i'm experimenting with the brush and the eraser as a tight team.

one tip i can give you though, is to try and not use smudge, i know that little tool looks like sugar, it gives a real quick result taht satisfies the mind easely, like "ha look what i made with photoshop!" but in the end it will look a lot better if you just draw the smoke manually. smudge just... well i dont know, it just looks awckward.

another one i can give you, is to never color on a white background. Things will come to life a lot easyer if you just make a nice color layer with the paint bucket, or even a gradient of you feel genorous (i prefer the bucket yes), it makes it easyer to find the right contrast ranges.

What i also find nice to work with for coloring, is 50% opicity (or a little less, but never under 35) brushes. You can layer colors and color intensities over eachother real easely, and then press the alt key to pop your eyedropper, select a midtone you just crated on your canvas, and continue with that. Start big, and slowly work into details over the entire piece.

That'll be enough for the say.

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...Darn Dash Cunning.

great work! I like the details!

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"Fast as the wind, quiet as a forest, aggressive as fire, and immovable as a mountain." - Samurai Battle Banner

sick!!!!! i'd say your'e an expert

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BEE-RAAAAAINSSS!!!