Blood Raven's sketches

[Blood Raven]

Hey guys!
I recently got a graphics tablet and I've been (ab)using it since to draw various sketches and stuff and I thought some of you might be interested (to see how much I suck). I know that many of them have wrong anatomies and whatnot, but I'm still learning that stuff, so keep that in mind.

The Prisoner

The Assassin

The Tracker

The Chef

The Keeper of Light

The Scribe

Get Back Up!

Speeding Through

Archery

 

[The Leader]

I must say that your drawings are very good! The Prisoner and The Assassin, caught my attention. Keep the thread up, mate!

 

[Blood Raven]

Thanks mate, although they are still just sketches. I have to learn how to work with color to turn them into actual artwork. And most of them are not in original poses, since I used references from a game called Dead Cells.
Anyway, here's another one:

The Scribe

 

[Mr.Goblin]

Nice stuff mate! Try adding color for your next piece!

 

[Blood Raven]

Nice stuff mate! Try adding color for your next piece!

Thanks! I'd like to learn the anatomy properly before starting to work with color though.

Here's a horrible attempt at a perspective figure, where even the anatomy went wrong:

Get Back Up!

And a little less horrible attempt at a dynamic pose:

Speeding Through

As you adequately said in your interview, daring to suck is the only way to improve. So here I am, more daring than ever

 

[Blood Raven]

Archery

Here's an ambitious attempt at coloring and finalizing a piece. While the comic-art style looks neat, I don't think it's my style so I'll be trying out other stuff for future color attempts.
I tried to give the pose a more dynamic feeling by adding direction and perspective, hope I didn't screw up the anatomy too much because of that

 

[The Leader]

Long time I haven't posted here.

This concept of archer is interesting, really well you have combined colors.

And I agree with you, trying something is a thing that brings experience and pleasure, at least for an artist )

 

[Mr.Goblin]

Archery

Here's an ambitious attempt at coloring and finalizing a piece. While the comic-art style looks neat, I don't think it's my style so I'll be trying out other stuff for future color attempts.
I tried to give the pose a more dynamic feeling by adding direction and perspective, hope I didn't screw up the anatomy too much because of that

Yesss. More of this!!!

 

[Naze]

Oh nice thread. I like the fact that, even though you're always drawing characters with similar shadings and techniques, you're still always trying to make small experimentations with ideas, shapes, postures, angles and stuff. That's a good practice. You can experiment more and try imitating some anatomy studies too.

I like the colored one! The coloring is very pleasing to the eye. His posture is a bit weird here and there (looks flat), but it's not fatal. Keep them coming! The more the better