Seducer's Art

[Seducer of the Homeless]

yes, i have finally begun to flex my creative muscles....

here are some doodles to begin with

(i have also started a blog http://loredradisher.blogspot.com/)

so...

(Drawn in Maths)

(Gordon Brown: the Emo Chimpanzee)

(hmm....i can explain...)

(sketch i did of my Art teacher - instead of doing Art schoolwork )

(SORRY: I COULDN'T RESIZE)

 

[Vegard Pompey]

Sed, you perv. (I demand more)

 

[brain enclosed in flesh]

your teacher conducts class in the nude?

 

[Seducer of the Homeless]

NO!!!

you comedian, just the head sketch

(you better be joking! lol)

Vegard: maybe

(the images aren't great quality because they are stretched too big)

 

[Carnap]

I like them all !

 

[Ermine]

I find it funny how much effort and concentration you put into the butt on the female figures.

Anyway, I really like the particular sketchy quality you have. I know, this isn't all that descriptive, but it's an awesome sort of sketchy. Reminds me of Leonardo Da Vinci's sketches. They seem to have much more vitality than his paintings ever did, even if they were nearly flawless. I take it you are a fan? (the fetus in the first picture looks very familiar...)

And though you didn't post the skull sketches the second time around, I really like how you rendered those, both sketchy and accurate, showing both essence and structure. Have you considered drawing a full skeleton from life? I think you'd do great. And caricatures seem to be your thing. At least you did well with Mr. Edmunsen. It's apparent from the way you draw what he's like and what you think about him. Ever tried political cartoons?

Overall great stuff.

 

[Seducer of the Homeless]

i have a strong interest in da vinci sketches, yes

thank you for the compliment, sketching is what i prefer, as you say it is more expressive and has a certain messy charm, rather chaotic (i like chaos)

i hardly ever do chariacatures, these are the only ones. you think i should. i might try it. i am still developing an 'identity' as they say....

some skeletal work (influenced by da vinci). did these yesterday, will do more.

 

[brain enclosed in flesh]

NO!!!

you comedian, just the head sketch

(you better be joking! lol)

your teacher has no body?

Oh, whatever... Thanks for posting these. They are good, like Ermine said. You are far braver than I. I can barely show my drawings to myself...

 

[Kuu]

I thought I had already responded to this, but maybe it got lost..

I love the squiggly sketchy style. A bit too squiggly perhaps? But I know it's very hard to pin down... There's a mural in my uni's cafeteria and it's got this crazy tiger and elephant drawn like that, just amazing. I once tried to draw it but failed miserably..

I remember there used to be a drawing forum I used to lurk, where there was some teacher that called himself the "bone doctor" or something like that. He had these insane anatomical drawings, both skeletons and nudes, that had a very da-vinci like quality to them. Even the handwriting. I don't know what ever happened to that forum.... must. find. it.

EDIT: Found them.

 

[Seducer of the Homeless]

i did this couple of pieces for School - so be warned, my school work is crap

 

[Seducer of the Homeless]

does arranging smileys count as art?

 

[Seducer of the Homeless]

these are a few rough sketches of Cupids

 

[Seducer of the Homeless]

and some random sketches of use to no one and purposeful to nothing - lol

 

[Da Blob]

Well I like them

 

[Seducer of the Homeless]

crappy camera, sorry

 

[Seducer of the Homeless]

 

[Cogwulf]

You're a better artist than I

 

[bananaphallus]

Would you mind making them a bit bigger? <not funny

 

[Seducer of the Homeless]

crap camera, will scan all non-scanned pics next week

 

[Jah]

Quite good, your drawings remind me of my brother's (he's mostly drawing characters for rpgs etc. D&D style half-orcs and Conan) At least your lines are quite alike.

If you keep up this work you may find that it explodes in a few years,
(I speak from experience )

Though some of the images seem a bit flat,
If you want to improve the depth you could start doing croquis or drawing from real life, with models
Even, going to cafe's and drawing random people will help boost the process immensely.

That's the one that really did it for me.

Still, I'm particularly impressed by the study of the skeletal structure.