Randy Hayes

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Hey, if you guys want critiques of your drawings, post a pic here in the thread, and the others (that's right, I'm blindly committing the other people to help out) can help by doing draw-overs.If you're having trouble getting a drawing right, just…

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Randy,

Thanks for the comment and crits on Poseidon, well, the outline was lightened to a point there was none for the black that was there originally, however, when I put in the darker blue and outlined it with that, I wanted the mech ( in the position I had as a ref.) to stand out against the waves, though the sketching was ONLY the mech and nothing more, the rest was created digitally in PS. and this was my VERY first time drawing a mech ( mechanical pieces are not my usual forte') again, thanks for the crits, I do appreciate them. The Idea was that the Mech was standing in the water ( this guy is about 6 stories tall) and the waves are splashing against it's legs and up ( if you are familiar with Mechwarrior, you will understand why the Poseidon has 3 legs and is a TALL one, lol) but that was also after I had implimented the sketch onto the canvas. Hope that makes some sense as to what I was trying for, lol, but live and learn and you are helping, in which I am grateful ( trust me, I AM lol :D)

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Christina Cheek March 22, 2008 at 9:34pm

Randy,

Thanks for the comment and crits on Poseidon, well, the outline was lightened to a point there was none for the black that was there originally, however, when I put in the darker blue and outlined it with that, I wanted the mech ( in the position I had as a ref.) to stand out against the waves, though the sketching was ONLY the mech and nothing more, the rest was created digitally in PS. and this was my VERY first time drawing a mech ( mechanical pieces are not my usual forte') again, thanks for the crits, I do appreciate them. The Idea was that the Mech was standing in the water ( this guy is about 6 stories tall) and the waves are splashing against it's legs and up ( if you are familiar with Mechwarrior, you will understand why the Poseidon has 3 legs and is a TALL one, lol) but that was also after I had implimented the sketch onto the canvas. Hope that makes some sense as to what I was trying for, lol, but live and learn and you are helping, in which I am grateful ( trust me, I AM lol :D)
Christina Cheek March 11, 2008 at 9:23pm

Hey, care to take a gander at my newest picture upload? I tried some tips you were talking about, perhaps this is better, though it's a mural like work, not a comic.
Tom Bancroft February 18, 2008 at 8:25am

Hey Randy! Just saw that you were in this group. Thought I'd say Howdy! God bless, Tom
Howard Lee Kent February 1, 2008 at 5:36pm

Thanks for helping out my partner with the drawing tips. Hope you enjoy the Overcomers project in the making. God Bless!
Josh Alves January 29, 2008 at 5:14am

Thanks Randy! Keep crankin' out the good stuff!
ghosthillgh January 15, 2008 at 3:40am

I'll have to do a step by step. Don't have any now. Thanks!
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Christina Cheek January 15, 2008 at 1:19am

Thanks for the Tips, yea I didn't attend Ai Dallas cause I knew my Mom couldn't handle financially the 600/mo payments and seeing as the cost per semester is around 7 thousand per sem. I didn't want to do that to my parents, and I am just learning on my own with trial and error, glad to see that you got the opp. to work in the big leagues, thanks again for the tips and I will be sure to put that into perspective next time I begin singles. Most of my work is on DA only a few are on here.

http://raven-silver-dagger.deviantart.com

some good some bad, lol, progressive stuff as well.
Paul Williams January 14, 2008 at 7:53am

Hey Randy Nice to meet you

Thanks for the wondeful comments,
let me know if I can ever be of help.

May God bless all that you put your hand to in his strength.

Paul
Baron January 14, 2008 at 5:51am

Well, I'm here now Randy. Thanks for the suggestion, this is a pretty cool site!
Ralph Ellis Miley December 19, 2007 at 7:31pm

Checked out your website. It is excellent. As you already know there are several Christian animators on the CCAS site. Have you ever worked in comics?

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