thanks a lot guys.
update, shaded and highlighted bumblebee and put battle damage on most of prime...
thanx tyler. i appreciate your interest in my works...people like you keep me going.
i can't really explain my process very well, but all i can say is pull up a bunch of different pictures of metal from the net and try to duplicate their effect. i found that the more you put reflections and shines on an object the more metallic it looks. so if you're drawing a metal object, try to envision where the light source is and how the surrounding area would effect the look of the metal. use a lot of contrasting colors (white for the lighter reflections and shines, black for the darker reflections and shadows). a lot of the time it helps to just draw straight lines side by side in black and white. just look at metal and how it reacts to it's surroundings and try to draw what you envision metal to look like. hoped that helped a little bit. if not, then you'll just have to wait because i'm gonna try to break down my TF drawing in a couple of months and show you guys my process.
lol....since you asked so enthusiastically, JR. here's a bunch of random S#!+...
thanks a lot guys.
update, shaded and highlighted bumblebee and put battle damage on most of prime...
lol, right back atcha! thanx for droppin' in.
