drawing

[xtrustKi11x]

Next topic...lol...I want to know if anybody knows of any drawing material or resources...my problem is that i can draw but not good enough... i never took any art classes in school so i dont really know the basics...I practice alot but i cant get out of my box basically because i am limited to what i know which isnt much...So anything could help

[jsprogg]

one good recource for drawing is Glen Vippu at http://www.vilppustore.com/manuals.htm

They have books as well as Video tutorials .

[AnthonyCg]

Search on Google how to draw. :cool:

[farbtopf]

this one is good, and most tutorials are free, don't get intimidated by the standard of some users

http://www.conceptart.org/forums/

the best advice is practice practice and practice again, drawing is a craft and from my experience has very little to do with talent, its about where you want to get.

[BarkingTreefrog]

another good place is www.drawspace.com (http://www.drawspace.com)

[Jr.Who]

3DBuzz has some concept art videos, too.

Thanks for those other links, guys.
:beer:

[AnthonyCg]

Don't mean to be unhelpful, but that's exactly how I learned to draw. I just sarched on Google for a while and just caught on. Youtube is a really good resource for vids too.

[LauriePriest]

Force drawing by mattesi is a mus have buy.

Hograth does excellent dynamic figure drawings guides.

If your a beginner drawing on the right side of the brain is superb too.

Anything with notes by Glen Keane is treasure

Lean alot of anatomy, lots and lots and lots.