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yeah.. you need to do something about those letters, my shit looked like that about 4 years ago.. i stopped drawing for a while then started up again.. just think of the letters as bars..

 

http://www.angelfire.com/art2/shor/images/process.bmp'>

 

all those letters have bars on them.. if you do letters like this you will ALWAYS, ALWAYS, create something better than what you posted.

 

unless you cant draw bars very well but a 10 year old can even do that.

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Originally posted by shor

yeah.. you need to do something about those letters, my shit looked like that about 4 years ago.. i stopped drawing for a while then started up again.. just think of the letters as bars..

 

http://www.angelfire.com/art2/shor/images/process.bmp'>

 

all those letters have bars on them.. if you do letters like this you will ALWAYS, ALWAYS, create something better than what you posted.

 

unless you cant draw bars very well but a 10 year old can even do that.

 

is this along the lines of bars?

 

http://www.fotango.com/p/eba00334015f00000003.jpg'>

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yeah that is soooooo much better than the other one.

 

just think about the basic letter structure. if it helps, keep those lines that go through the letters like on the dork picture i posted... but yeah lookin a lot better

 

keep at it.

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That is a lot better, but try drawing all of each bar like the Dork thing shows, don't worry about overlapping, just do each bar as it's own entity. See how the tips of the straight bar on the D don't match up with the center? It's because you didn't draw that bar out by itself. And that handstyle thing is good but try starting with a simple font, TIMES NEW ROMAN perhaps...

 

Thank You

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ight this is another attempt, i'm thinkin its the best so far, but who am i to critique. anyhow this is off the brooklyn kid font and i did some other fonts. just to get a feel for this shit. i know my 3d'ish stuff sucks. so go easy on the flaming.

 

http://www.fotango.com/p/eba00334015f00000005.jpg'>

 

its a pretty rough sketch but u get the picture..

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not bad...not bad at all

 

now fill that shit!..

 

the 3D has to many lines in it.. just do it where the bars kink, i guess.. at least for now until you get the hang of it.

 

and make all the lines parallel, as well as parallel to the bar, and same width

 

 

Edit:

 

this is just something i did.. i know im not like or anything almost remotely close to dork.. but same thing, but with deko.. and i know the letters look weird in some spots more than others.. but just a quick example i did in a couple minutes..

 

http://www.angelfire.com/art2/shor/images/im003442.jpg'>

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:idea: see, when you actually give feedback and tell the kid whats wrong with his shit.... he improves. but when you dont tell him whats wrong you just say "that sucks quite writin" hes gonna keep writin like shit

 

 

 

 

look how much you made him improve with giving him good tips:)

 

compare his 1st flick to the one he just posted before mine

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please stop the 3-D. If you want to practice 3-D, draw several defferent rectangles (four paralell sides with different lengths) with like bends, curves, or twists in them, shit like that, then add 3-D (either all going to a vanishing point or all the same length and paralell) to those and shade them with like a pen or a pencil or something. This should help you get your perspective down faster.

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