Darvhul In reply to MawBedlam [2008-12-14 09:41:25 +0000 UTC]

i thought it was funny

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MawBedlam In reply to Darvhul [2008-12-23 03:17:14 +0000 UTC]

Thank you for that.

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Darvhul In reply to TheWyatt [2008-12-11 09:00:06 +0000 UTC]

nm, I'm starting to draw again and I figured I might as well set up one of these for if I EVER get another scanner ha ha ha

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TheWyatt In reply to Darvhul [2008-12-11 09:37:07 +0000 UTC]

Well cool, man.

Have fun drawring! Can't wait to see you post some stuff.

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Darvhul In reply to TheWyatt [2008-12-11 09:52:37 +0000 UTC]

Its gonna suck and you know it >_<

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TheWyatt In reply to Darvhul [2008-12-11 14:49:58 +0000 UTC]

Well thats the wrong attitude entirely isn't it, mang?

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Darvhul In reply to TheWyatt [2008-12-12 04:33:23 +0000 UTC]

lol Maybe. I'm thinking about drawing some stuff for my comics, if not some of my old RP characters from my text based games.... for some reason I want to draw my own version of Jason Vorhees

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TheWyatt In reply to Darvhul [2008-12-12 09:08:36 +0000 UTC]

Haha, been watching alot of teen slasher flicks?

Go for it. Get 'em all drawn up.

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Darvhul In reply to TheWyatt [2008-12-12 09:15:01 +0000 UTC]

I hope your willing to give advice on every little detail!! ha ha ha. Donno man, recently I'm having ideas for all kinds of shit. Basically I see something and something tells me "I wanna try." you know? Unfortunately, Just went looking for paper today and could find none.

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TheWyatt In reply to Darvhul [2008-12-12 16:11:30 +0000 UTC]

You don't want paper. You want a sketchbook. It's a bit more expensive, but its better quality for drawing on, its easy to keep track of, and its very mobile for those times something tells you "I wanna try". With a sketchbook, you don't need a hard surface, or a place to keep your finished drawings.

Mead makes a good one. Has an orange-ish brown color. It's what I always go for. Wal-mart or k-mart should carry it, probably costs 3 bucks or so.

Then get some mechanical pencils because they're better for technical, detailed work. I mean, wood pencils are fine if what want to do is loose, unfinished sort of sketches and studies, but if you want to do more refined-looking, complete stuff, mechanical is the way to go, cause it always gives you the finest possible point. Spring for the classic bic brand #2 mechanical pencils (2 bucks for like 5 of them) because they are more durable than generic brands and have a higher quality of eraser, which is vital.

Other than that, you might want to invest in a quality eraser (if you're not sure what I mean by that, lemme know), and/or some black markers of various thicknesses for inking purposes if you are so inclined to try that sort of thing.

My preferred method of inking is quill and ink, but I'm out of practice and have lost my tools, I think. Sad-faced.

How's that for advice on every little detail?

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Darvhul In reply to TheWyatt [2008-12-14 06:28:57 +0000 UTC]

I meant after I draw. heh

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