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Justice41 · 03-13-2009, 03:46 PM

that drawing is also pretty small at 11x17 inch. I usually draw at 24x36 inch for large commercial properties like this.
Cary i think the folks thought you only wanted a simple sketch instead of an ink or color ready rendering.

**carynord** · 03-13-2009, 03:55 PM

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Originally Posted by Justice41

Cary i think the folks thought you only wanted a simple sketch instead of an ink or color ready rendering.

Hell no! I want to see something totally awesome! lol.

Right, well, if it's not finished, guys, keep those crits in mind while you're finishing up.

I realize it would be very helpful if the tutorial was actually finished... it's going to take a couple days for me to complete. Don't let me take the wind out of your sails. Stick with me and we'll get everyone's work up to snuff.

Justice41 · 03-13-2009, 03:56 PM

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I keep scrolling up and down on it! It's like an animation!

Here's some words used to describe it: Extreme, great, huge, worthy of fellation, humongous, massive, monstrous, monumental, overwhelming.

I've done thousands of this type and simple warehouses and houses. Thousands. I bet I could draw in my sleep. Last sample before i post up the sample of Plot perspective. This was drawn on a sheet of vellum 40 inches wide done with a series of Rapidographs and Artpens by Rotring. This is actually a one point perspective to some degree.
I'll post the tutorial as a link so it doesn't distract from the lessons. i'll be making these two large images links later today for the same reason.
http://home.comcast.net/~justice4one/tampabay.jpg

Justice41 · 03-13-2009, 03:59 PM

The quality of the scans is poor as they are scanned from Photostats. Ahhh the days before scanners and computers.

crozonia · 03-13-2009, 04:30 PM

That explains that guy's jacket

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The quality of the scans is poor as they are scanned from Photostats. Ahhh the days before scanners and computers.

madelf · 03-13-2009, 04:38 PM

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Originally Posted by carynord

This is another good sketch. This is something that i might trace to do my final drawing on bristol board with the expectation that I'll have some structural work to do on the finished copy.

Oh yeah. This is just a sketch. Not even really a complete sketch, I wanted to work it some more -add additional cars, some details on the buildings in the background, misc odds and ends.

I misunderstood and thought we were supposed to do a sketch and then we'd be finishing it as a second step. Oops.

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The first thing I noticed is the complete lack of life in this drawing. It's cold, man... so cold. lol.

Yeah. That's the cadd program. Very mechanical. And there's NO variation in lineweight in thedrawing at all (there can be if I'd wanted to mess with it, of course, but I didn't bother as I would be tracing it for the final).

Thanks for the pointers. I'll try and get more of a finished version put together for later.

Random Chance · 03-13-2009, 06:23 PM

Justice41 your Plot perspective=Awesome. Piloting stuff out actually sends me crazy I'm a scribbler not a drafter but I still want to do it and am looking forward to your tutorial.

The Art Keeper · 03-13-2009, 06:35 PM

great assignment, Cary. I'll be doing this over the weekend, also. You didn't scare me off, i appreciate you jumping right into it. Please don't hold back in the future!

ChrisMcJunkin · 03-13-2009, 06:43 PM

I got about an hour and some change in today. I'll post my progress tomorrow.

Thunder Rat · 03-13-2009, 07:01 PM

So if I post now, I've got till next friday to post?

Yeah, man. Right now, let's just keep it casual while the enthusiasm is high. I don't really have any idea how to lead something like this, so I'm learning too. After I get a system down, I'll impose those heavy deadlines.

Caio Reis · 03-13-2009, 07:35 PM

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Originally Posted by Justice41

I've done thousands of this type and simple warehouses and houses. Thousands. I bet I could draw in my sleep. Last sample before i post up the sample of Plot perspective. This was drawn on a sheet of vellum 40 inches wide done with a series of Rapidographs and Artpens by Rotring. This is actually a one point perspective to some degree.
I'll post the tutorial as a link so it doesn't distract from the lessons. i'll be making these two large images links later today for the same reason.

I think we'll also need a "Justice41 drawing tips" section!!!

This whole thing is trully amazing! From Cary's willingness to lead the pack to everyone joining and participating and contributing...I don't think I've ever seen such commitment on a on-line forum! Congrats to everyone!

j giar · 03-13-2009, 08:23 PM

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Originally Posted by Jon Dahl

Here's some words used to describe it: Extreme, great, huge, worthy of fellation, humongous, massive, monstrous, monumental, overwhelming.

Gargantuan.

**carynord** · 03-13-2009, 08:35 PM

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Originally Posted by madelf

Oh yeah. This is just a sketch. Not even really a complete sketch, I wanted to work it some more -add additional cars, some details on the buildings in the background, misc odds and ends.

I misunderstood and thought we were supposed to do a sketch and then we'd be finishing it as a second step. Oops.

Yeah. That's the cadd program. Very mechanical. And there's NO variation in lineweight in thedrawing at all (there can be if I'd wanted to mess with it, of course, but I didn't bother as I would be tracing it for the final).

Thanks for the pointers. I'll try and get more of a finished version put together for later.

No, man, it's a really good first step. If you develop it more, it'll be great! I'm going to really try to push you guys with every ounce of critism I can muster because that's what you're going to face when dealing with editors.

Think of editors as a hot girl; they have a million different applicants to choose from... you gotta stand apart from everyone else.

**carynord** · 03-13-2009, 08:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Caio Reis

I think we'll also need a "Justice41 drawing tips" section!!!

I second this. The guy knows more than I do and you'd be lucky to get a tutorial from the likes of him! He embodies true professionalism (sorry, dude! You're implicated now*insert evil laugh here* which I learned from you, btw)!

Seriously, aim for Justice's kind of quality in your own work. Hold yourself to high standards!

Scribbly · 03-14-2009, 10:46 AM

Excellent renderings Justice!!
Did you build these over CAD based structures
or its all handmade from scratch?

Anyways, excellent work.
Love the level of detail and finishing.

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03-13-2009, 03:46 PM	#46
Justice41 Piss Off Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 9,367	that drawing is also pretty small at 11x17 inch. I usually draw at 24x36 inch for large commercial properties like this. Cary i think the folks thought you only wanted a simple sketch instead of an ink or color ready rendering.

03-13-2009, 03:59 PM	#49
Justice41 Piss Off Join Date: Jan 2002 Posts: 9,367	The quality of the scans is poor as they are scanned from Photostats. Ahhh the days before scanners and computers.

03-13-2009, 06:23 PM	#52
Random Chance Registered User Join Date: Jun 2007 Location: London Posts: 302	Justice41 your Plot perspective=Awesome. Piloting stuff out actually sends me crazy I'm a scribbler not a drafter but I still want to do it and am looking forward to your tutorial.

03-13-2009, 06:35 PM	#53
The Art Keeper inkslinger Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Desolate New Mexico Posts: 649	great assignment, Cary. I'll be doing this over the weekend, also. You didn't scare me off, i appreciate you jumping right into it. Please don't hold back in the future!

03-13-2009, 06:43 PM	#54
ChrisMcJunkin Artist for Hire Join Date: Jul 2005 Posts: 1,133	I got about an hour and some change in today. I'll post my progress tomorrow.

03-13-2009, 07:01 PM	#55
Thunder Rat Exhausted from sitting... Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: Third planet from the sun. Posts: 371	So if I post now, I've got till next friday to post? Yeah, man. Right now, let's just keep it casual while the enthusiasm is high. I don't really have any idea how to lead something like this, so I'm learning too. After I get a system down, I'll impose those heavy deadlines.

03-14-2009, 10:46 AM	#60
Scribbly Easy Reader Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Amerika Posts: 3,730	Excellent renderings Justice!! Did you build these over CAD based structures or its all handmade from scratch? Anyways, excellent work. Love the level of detail and finishing.