04-17-2010, 10:30 AM
Hey Matt, i saw your Marin pic and i've got a tip for doing pretty simple but effective Pine trees.
Try drawing each tree as a line facing up, don't worry about branches just yet, just do each trunk, and then when you're done, draw shorter lines coming from each trunk.
Work on the closest trunks first, then draw the branches on the trees further back to the point where the branches in front overlap them (as too many lines crossing that would increase the darkness of these sections).
Then all you need to do is color a triangle around the branches in a triangular fashion, again using the start at the front tactic.
Other then that, your work is getting along great, i love the shading and transparency effects and the weapon attachment for that puppet is awesome!
Try drawing each tree as a line facing up, don't worry about branches just yet, just do each trunk, and then when you're done, draw shorter lines coming from each trunk.
Work on the closest trunks first, then draw the branches on the trees further back to the point where the branches in front overlap them (as too many lines crossing that would increase the darkness of these sections).
Then all you need to do is color a triangle around the branches in a triangular fashion, again using the start at the front tactic.
Other then that, your work is getting along great, i love the shading and transparency effects and the weapon attachment for that puppet is awesome!
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