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Just found this forum and thought I should share some artwork of mine. Here is a drawing of The Killing Joke Graphic Novel cover I made a couple years ago and the process of making it.
Pencils:
Inks:
Colored:
Let me know what you think. 
Very nice! It kind of has a minimalist look to it. Especially with your use of colors.
Here's another so-so line art computer drawing, this one of Skylor from LEGO Ninjago, drawn as a human rather than a minifig. Drawn in an afternoon for a little contest I had with rioforce.
That's an awesome drawing, Brickcrazy! I'm too ashamed to show my version at the moment haha, you totally beat me in our little contest. The line work is fantastic as well as the proportions. I look forward to seeing more stuff from you!
Brickcrazy, just seeing that last image "quoted" here, You should look at your older stuff and see how much you improved!!!!!
I managed to draw a reasonably decent drawing of Gregory from Riigo-Faloo:
Gregory previously appeared in my brickfilm Sharks and Clowns as Gregory McSharkyson. In Riigo-Faloo, Gregory is one of the primary characters. He works for a very large company called the Jaguar Corporation, which deals in almost every sort of service possible. Gregory's job as a Jaguar agent is to deal with the more dangerous services his company offers, in particular, protecting the company from Riigo-Faloo's largest organized criminal enterprize: the Ministry of Theft.
This is the first time I've managed to draw a Faloovian shark where the shark head doesn't looks too out of place upon the humanoid shoulders. I had to spend some time practicing over the past few days before I got it okay.
Last edited by Squid (April 6, 2016 (01:16pm))
I really like that, Squid. Especially that suit, I want one.
Thanks!
I'd really like a suit like that as well. I wish tailcoats were more popular.
Edit:
Here's another Faloovian character I drew:
This is Twilig Twolintwil, a Lavender Clown.
Last edited by Squid (April 16, 2016 (11:18am))
I like the colors in that, Squid.
I finished a color pencil picture the other day:
Billions of blistering blue barnacles! Now that is impressive.
Great snakes! That's excellent!
That's very good. To be precise it's very good.
Very nice. Looks just like the movie.
Last edited by Smocktopus (April 24, 2016 (04:48pm))
Are you sure you're not Herge' himself?
Woah! That is so awesome. Are you sure you're not secretly a master artist that's pretending to be a brickfilmer? O_O
Shhhh... don't blow my cover. 
Thanks, guys! This was a really fun project to work on and I'm very pleased with the result.
I used to draw a lot when i was younger but haven't drawn anything in a long time.
Lots of great work in this thread, happy to see lots of talent here. 
Inspired me to break out the pencils and find a spare notebook to draw some doodles again. Practice makes perfect, so no time like the present.
uh....... I wish I could draw 
sorry for clogging up your thread* in droopy dog voice.
Everyone can draw. Get the book "Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain" and you will be able to in weeks!
uh....... I wish I could draw
sorry for clogging up your thread* in droopy dog voice.
Anyone can draw. Even if it's simple, it is still a drawing. Just don't give up and keep trying, and eventually you with has some skill.
A fun way for beginners to draw is the the books by Ed Emberley. IT's all flat and cartoony, but he has you turn simple shapes into drawings. And the book was witty. It's geared toward children, but don't let that stop you if you're don't think you can draw.
If you have a bit of experience, I recommend Lee J. Ames books. All of these are on eBay. For something more modrn, there's Christopher Hart, who does anime-inspired and other cartoonish art, which is a good stepping stone between novice and advanced drawing.
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