#tec art

[techiebrots]

My last post was them tired so I drew team B resting instead now

[explodingcelebi]

i've got many characters, some i haven't posted (or can't post)

here's a smol version of one of em, a jirachi named jeanie

the first time she's drawn as being smol, in fact

[piedpencil]

When you need to make a quick exit, try Plan D

This format and pose is ripped off an old cigarette ad

[baihujun]

Will you draw harvey dent again 👀👀👀 (gnawing at the bars of my enclosure for ur art)

Ooh Mister Dent

[lesliemeyers]

doing Mysterion art inspired by a Batman cover just seemed... right

+ closeups under the cut ↴

[pitske]

queer people?

[falloutconceptart]

Pip-Boy

Concept art for Fallout 3

Art by Adam Adamowicz

[j-allen-art-design]

"Deep into the darkness peering, long I stood there, wondering, fearing."

A little late for Fallout Day but I fancied making a Nick Valentine artwork, embracing the Noir style for the synth detective. Enjoy!

[alicewav]

Favorite commissions I’ve done lately, these are still open and at a cheap price!

[techiebrots]

Usually I draw them when I’m tired so boom team b waking up together

[explodingcelebi]

GIVE ME BACK TSUBAKI ツバキをかえせ

i seen a video of japanese custom events in the ds pokemon games (what if lance found you in the rocket costume in hgss, what if some trainers had infinite eyesight, etc.), and the horror skit with the froslass stood out to me…

The air is frozen around us…

[piedpencil]

Another vintage ad ripoff! Hope y’all like it 🖤☢️

[m3tr0n0m333]

Clouds :3

Other version cause I felt like the lineart was fading out too much fahsjsj

[cat-cosplay]

[galoogamelady]

How do you draw inorganic things so well your guns and armor and metal stuff is just so gosh darn good like i need tips i fail hard at inorganic matter every i every draw looks so soft and fleshy

The thing about hard surface items is that you have to be at least a little bit anal about perfect straight lines and ellipses in relation with perspective. I was really bad at descriptive geometry (my teacher sucked ass but that's another thing), and okay at best at drawing still life of objects in high school, but I recommend dabbling in the latter at least, if you can, to strengthen your foundations. How and where shapes connect to each other, how corners are formed, how a pattern or sticker translates on a flat surface we see in perspective all matter in selling your drawing.

Unless you're going to simplify shapes a lot, don't rush it and just refine the drawing as you go. This is my process. Again, I'm not a perfectionist, I know this final drawing is not a 1-to-1 to the reference, but it's good enough for this practice. If the gun was the main focus of an image, I would make sure the tip of the barrel looked sharper and nicer.

You can see me using this method in this old speeddraw and in a recent twitch stream (footage of which will be in my next youtube vid).

I recommend using rulers even if you trace over images of items. And be mindful about where and how you weather or detail shapes. For example, I could have drawn horizontal lines on the upper receiver here, but the short vertical lines help convey its roundness better.

If you're drawing different materials, you can forego the ruler on soft materials but still use it for the hard ones. (eg. a couch that has a wooden base/legs vs the cushions):

[manquesit0]

Revenge