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Spectre X
Jun 9th, 2004, 08:53 AM
Here's a slight touch-up of an old hitman character of mine, which some of you may remember, who I have now turned into a cop.

New:
http://img22.imageshack.us/img22/7685/Harry1.jpg

Old:
http://img27.imageshack.us/img27/4808/harrytherobothitman.jpg


Also, I don't think I'm a good artist. I think I suck, and that's why I'm trying to improve. And as you can see, it's apparently working.


I still suck though. Could anybody give me some helpful tips?

Rongi
Jun 9th, 2004, 04:31 PM
The whole robot cop thing is completely over done and just boring now. There was even a robot cop in street fighter. But it does look better than the original. I like his hat

Anonymous
Jun 9th, 2004, 05:37 PM
Wait. What's working?

ziggytrix
Jun 9th, 2004, 05:38 PM
You're getting better. Keep practicing. :)

ScruU2wice
Jun 9th, 2004, 10:51 PM
yeah the knew one is more dick tracyish. It doesn't seem like a hit man because it had the badge type thing on its chest and you can't see the gun as well...

eva01
Jun 9th, 2004, 11:01 PM
what happens when you draw the cyborg ninja from Metal gear solid and give him a private eye costume? = THIS

original cyborg
http://deathninja.orcon.net.nz/cdnscsheader.gif
this is the best picture of him i could find!

i bet you were influenced by this bot!!!

GADZOOKS
Jun 9th, 2004, 11:57 PM
OH SHIT HE'S GOT YOUR NUMBER.

:police

Supafly345
Jun 10th, 2004, 10:35 AM
what happens when you draw the cyborg ninja from Metal gear solid and give him a private eye costume? = THIS

original cyborg
http://deathninja.orcon.net.nz/cdnscsheader.gif
this is the best picture of him i could find!

i bet you were influenced by this bot!!!Just because you are strapped for insults and too stupid to make any, doesn't mean you should go ahead and try anyway since everyone else is. He wasn't inspired from a cyborg ninja, because he clearly isn't a ninja. Here is the bottom line to pay attention to: Robots are easy to draw. They take no skill or attention to proportions, since robots can look however you draw them.
What the deal with this drawing was, is that it probably was going to be a detective of some sort to begin with, but since he was having trouble making it look human, it started to look like a robot (since robots of course, can look however you want and say it purposeful). So he went with making it into a robot since everything he draws looks like a "robot" any way (meaning they look nothing like he originally intended), and then just made it into a old character.

Now, it is clear he is a developing artist, and I don't expect him to be perfect, but I haven't once seen a complete "drawing" from him. They have all been almost entirely sketch, or sketch quality type drawings, that have not been polished or had any detail work put into them. But that is fine I guess, since I myself have only just started drawing anything other than doodle's in class. But the differance is, that I have never posted a doodle that I made on the back of my trig quiz.

My advice is to draw actual objects, and real life things first. Only after you have some practice in reality, can you move on to the deformed world of imaginary characters.

Spectre X
Jun 10th, 2004, 11:01 AM
Actually, I didn't start with a human, but I just wanted him to be a robot.

I draw plenty of normal humans as well, only I mostly just doodle those and the vast majority of more realistic figures don't deserve their own thread in my eyes.