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 Post subject: little help for a beginner
PostPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 2:45 pm 
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hey guys, iv just started drawing fan art... i did my 1st drawing today but i just copied a picture on the pc and then just tryed to draw it the same way... i guess you guys would call that "ripping" but i was wondering if i said it was not myn and i just attempted to copy it, it would be ok?

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i was wondering what programs you used other than just drawing them and scanning them into your pc(if you do, do that). I am very fond of the program "Adobe Photoshop CS3" as i use it for work some times and i used to do alot of graphics for forums ect, as you can see from my sig and av.

I saw some gradients that where obviously from a pc program. I was wondering how you did this? can you also draw in these programs?

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 Post subject: Re: little help for a beginner
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I currently use Photoshop CS3 too but before that I used Paint Shop Pro X, until it broke XP.

For practising I'd suggest using Screenshots and using them as refs, there's no problem in that, I did when I first started drawing properly.

There's also DeviantART for good tutorials on body structure and anatomy.

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 Post subject: Re: little help for a beginner
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Whitewolf(uk) wrote:
I currently use Photoshop CS3 too but before that I used Paint Shop Pro X, until it broke XP.

For practising I'd suggest using Screenshots and using them as refs, there's no problem in that, I did when I first started drawing properly.

There's also DeviantART for good tutorials on body structure and anatomy.


you meeen snap shotting a still from the movie and drawing it out? sound like a great idea :)

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 Post subject: Re: little help for a beginner
PostPosted: Wed Jan 23, 2008 6:35 pm 
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ok so here you go my 1st draw at copying a drawing. I copyed Whitewolf(uk)s Kovu picture as it was my 1st go all credit goes to Whitewolf(uk) :).

hope i did ok for my 1st drawing even tho i copyed it.


I did not trace this picture.

thx m8.

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i drew it on the back of a letter :P

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 Post subject: Re: little help for a beginner
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ok so here you go my 1st draw at copying a drawing. I copyed Whitewolf(uk)s Kovu picture as it was my 1st go all credit goes to Whitewolf(uk) :).

hope i did ok for my 1st drawing even tho i copyed it.


I did not trace this picture.

thx m8.

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Not bad at all!
I'd say work on the anatomy a bit more, a good way I find is to go to the Lion King Source Images from any of the 3 movies and look at the screen shots and try using them as reference.
If you use one piece of paper and draw mulitple parts of the body, say 1 page for paws, another for eyes, another for the whole head and so on you'll find it's easier when drawing a whole body picture.

Again I'd recommend deviantART for tutorials, I don't have links because my computer is being slow but just typing "Lion tutorial" in the search bar gets some awesome results!

Keep practicing!

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 Post subject: Re: little help for a beginner
PostPosted: Thu Jan 24, 2008 5:30 pm 
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thanks for the tip m8 <3. really helped me out :D

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 Post subject: Re: little help for a beginner
PostPosted: Wed Aug 26, 2009 7:27 am 
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can somebody give me some pictures how to draw a lion body?i saw something like that on this forum but i can't find it anymore :(...

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 Post subject: Re: little help for a beginner
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Please pm one of the people who expressed knowledge of better ways to draw lions instead of drudging up old topics. Locked.


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