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Posted by RidOff - June 6th, 2015


Check it out:

http://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/ridoff/bronn-from-game-of-thrones

Also, 2 arts in two weeks! I even surprize myself! Next time I thinking about drawing Sir Jorah Mormont.


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Posted by RidOff - May 31st, 2015



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Posted by RidOff - June 29th, 2014


I am a big fan of Metal Gear Solid, and new MGS V E3 trailer just blew my mind, so I get really hyped to draw something MGS related, and I think it came out pretty nice: 

Art

What do you think?

Also if you didn't seen it, check out the trailer:

It's the best trailer I seen in my life.


Posted by RidOff - January 21st, 2014


HERE!

Really got into Pixel Art. And I really like it. I mean you can do alot and change alot very fast, move some stuff, delete some stuff very easely. And also pixel art limitation's force you to do all the details very carefully. And you can do it with mouse and even touch screen (I draw blue car on iPad for example). Hope you enjoy it!

 


Posted by RidOff - September 22nd, 2013


Check this out!
Happy Madness day!


Posted by RidOff - August 3rd, 2013


Just today I discover some very, VERY awesome thing! And I sharing it with you. There is a way to export 3D model geometry into vector lines in Adobe Flash or another vector editor.

If you don't understand why we need this, I explain. For example you have a scene in your movie with detailed background and, say six defferent view angles. So you need to draw one background in six defferent views. And this is pain in the ass. Or, you need to animate a drifting car, and that is very difficult to do in 2D. Or you need many different angles of gun. All that could be a lot easier if you use 3D editor. Of course you can trace bitmap in flash, or use a png, but traced image looks ugly and have a big size. Png too have a big size and you can't edit it in flash. What we need is a vector image that looks exactly as if we will trace it with our own hands.

To do this we need three programs: Trimble (Google) SketchUp PRO, Adobe illustrator and obviously Adobe Flash.

Trimble SketchUp PRO

It's pretty easy 3D program, making models in it just like drawing in flash, with lines but in 3D. PRO version (and we need PRO) cost 590$, but you can download trial version here
IMPORTANT! You can't do this with standart SketchUp, only PRO version.

One other importatnt thing about SketchUp is SketchUP 3D Warehouse - big collection of 3D models. There is models of: weapons, machines, buldings, etc. And all for free. 3D Warehouse

For this tutorial I download Scar H rifle model.

If you just open model in SketchUp, there is could be a problem. As you can see (Pic1) all line closes with a little "rectangle" and if we export our model in vector format these "rectangles" will looks loke little lines (Pic2). And we do not need that.

To make things right, launch SkecthUp and then select a "Plan View" template (Pic3).

After that click "File-Import" and then select your model. As you can see everything looks good (Pic4). Also you can move all the accesories, sights and other stuf if you want.

Then click "File-Export-Export 2D graphic" and "Export type" choose "AutoCAD DWG File (*.dwg)".

Adobe Illustrator.

It is costs 19,99$ per mounth, but again there is a trial version.

Open Illustrator, then click "File-Open" and find your .dwg file, or just drag'n'drop.
As you can see it is lineart of our Scar H gun. There is some bugs but it could be easily fixed (Pic5).

So click"File-Save As-Adobe Illustrator (.AI)", to save it in format that Flash understands.

Adobe Flash

Last step, open Flash (if you dont have it - trial version),
then click "File-Import-Import to Stage" and find your Illustrator file, or just drag'n'drop (Pic6).

Now you can fix all bugs, edit lines, add color, shadows, reflections, etc.

Hope this is was useful, and help you improve your animations and drawings.

How to easily make sprites from 3D model. Secret artist trick!


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Posted by RidOff - May 28th, 2013


So still making sprites. Did all the sprites for my protagonist Grey.
Also check out my new art:
Blood Behind You.
(Bigger resolution)

Art'n'Pic


Posted by RidOff - April 26th, 2013



Posted by RidOff - April 15th, 2013


So I was messing arround with actionscript and realized that I can make walking chrarcter! WOOOOOOW!
Test
(left and right to move, space for shootin')
Also I have nothing to do at my job so I draw this:
Frank Castle
(Would you kindly leave a review?)

So wadda u think?


Posted by RidOff - April 2nd, 2013


Working time to time on my movie, I hope to finish with sprites and start animating in may (bacause there in Russia we have 1 week vacation in may). My god how many character sprites from 8 sides.

There some little gunflash test I made (that why there is no character animation). I wanted awesome 1-frame movie-like gunflashes and I think these looks pretty good. I also add big round gradient, to make lightning effect from flash.
http://www.newgrounds.com/dump/item/25e53bd56790 773f009ff8ec89364506