KITCHEN 4.1 we cook art here!

dizzy · by **Junkens** » 09 Dec 2010, 06:11

Yo!
So I start my sketchbook here.. because.. I don't know it's common here.

Expect a massacre of good taste, neon colors and hello kittys.

well I start now with some old stuff:

A.I · by **KITCHEN BOT ::** » 09 Dec 2010, 06:12

Hello Junkens !
It is good to see you posting here!
:14:

Let me provide you with some helpful info
If you want o post pictures you first have to upload them in your personal album or submit them to one of the public albums
You can create a personal album in your user control panel in the gallery tab: ucp.php
Here is a link to the gallery where you will find the public albums: gallery/index.php

After uploading the images you can post them using the Image BBCodes that are displayed under the Images in your gallery pages. Posting the first code with [IMG] tags will show the image in big and the second code will show a thumbnail.

The Forum will automatically assign the first attached image or the first image posted with [IMG] tags as your topic thumbnail.
If you get lost or need help understanding the features please visit here: viewtopic.php?f=11&t=45

Have fun posting!

not enough beer · by **SAG-D** » 09 Dec 2010, 06:49

Shot your sketchbook, lol.

Like I said earlier, solid pieces, but try out some (still life or what ever) color studies and so on. That will definitely improve your skills further

Halt die Stellung, my friend. :01:

Cheerrs!

by **Code4Seeker** » 09 Dec 2010, 06:58

Junkens: "I love you and your art honeybear.. I'm gonna masturbate to it the whole day".. something like that..

dizzy · by **Junkens** » 09 Dec 2010, 07:02

@sag-d: thanks mate. Yeah concentrated for some time on black/white to get familiar with values.
@code: you asked me what I would like to see!!! I just were honest... atleast at the beginning.. the second part is sleepless weirdness.

飲まれる · by **rotor** » 09 Dec 2010, 16:37

Nice start.
I like the skeleton sniper concept.
A quick tip, when doing studies and such, instead of using pure black in dark areas, different shades of browns etc. can give more life to the piece. Pure black should only be in places where there's absolutely no light.