I changed A LOT in a good way, thanks to four years of molding in the UP School of Economics. Funny how being in Econ also made me a better artist.
Well, I've already graduated from the University, and have just started work two weeks ago. Though my work doesn't require me to do art, I'm one of few people who will experience high-calibre management training in a prestigious ad agency, so I feel very lucky.
Now, it's precisely the fact that my job doesn't require me to draw that I'm gonna revive my DeviantArt account. Since I'm a closet artist at work, I figured I'd need a place to come home to my art when I'm not working. I think DeviantArt is that right community. So, hello again. I opened this account in 2004. After five years, I am proud to say that I have better stuff to show...soon.









but ya i'm trying out this project..i wanna draw my friend doin a bmx trick..got any tips for me? (haha i ask you cuz i loved your old extreme sports action shot drawings)
hopefully mine can turn out as good as that lol
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Anyway, the BMX drawings are really no biggie. It's all about the photo reference.
With regards to the final output, personally, I think it's how you ink it that makes the drawing pop. Pay attention to the tires. They're tedious to fill in (those inked square-ish patterns), but they help the drawing a lot overall when properly inked.
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ooh ok thanks for the advice on the BMX drawings! wish me luck!
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haha.
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