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Okay...well, first off this had nothing to do with the t.v. show! Second, This was a personal sketch that I thought I could something with.
I like how the sky came out, but I still really need help with backgrounds.
And fish.
I like how the sky came out, but I still really need help with backgrounds.
And fish.
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5100x3300px 2.7 MB
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I was checking out your gallery and this drawing really caught my eye xD
I really like this one.. I think it's really dynamic and there's a really good sense of space to it. Plus, it's a funny concept!
You have the right idea for the background, you just have to rangle in some good techniques.
I think you'd really benefit to look up some stuff about atmospheric perspective. You have the right idea about using a light-to-dark gradient for the sky, but it's upside down. If you put the lightest color closer to the horizon line, it will give your art more depth. The further away something is, the hazier, less detailed, smaller, and blurrier it gets, so you can experiment this by adding mountains or something in the distance and blurring them to force the idea of there being waaaaay more depth than there actually is.
It's cool that you added a kind of... motion blur effect to the characters to signify that they are taking action and moving quickly... maybe you can try even using a blur tool, it could push the idea of movement further. But like I said, this is a great concept and a really funny piece of art!
If I may, can I ask what program you are using?
I really like this one.. I think it's really dynamic and there's a really good sense of space to it. Plus, it's a funny concept!
You have the right idea for the background, you just have to rangle in some good techniques.
I think you'd really benefit to look up some stuff about atmospheric perspective. You have the right idea about using a light-to-dark gradient for the sky, but it's upside down. If you put the lightest color closer to the horizon line, it will give your art more depth. The further away something is, the hazier, less detailed, smaller, and blurrier it gets, so you can experiment this by adding mountains or something in the distance and blurring them to force the idea of there being waaaaay more depth than there actually is.
It's cool that you added a kind of... motion blur effect to the characters to signify that they are taking action and moving quickly... maybe you can try even using a blur tool, it could push the idea of movement further. But like I said, this is a great concept and a really funny piece of art!
If I may, can I ask what program you are using?