does anyone know where to get eclipses?
proudfordowner
07-27-2006, 02:56 PM
i have been looking everywhere if you know any place that would be great!
all of my drawings i just draw with no reference, no rulers, just an hb pencil but i want to expand a bit, i got tons of pencils now and all the jib jabs required for a nice drawing/render
plz help..
thanks
all of my drawings i just draw with no reference, no rulers, just an hb pencil but i want to expand a bit, i got tons of pencils now and all the jib jabs required for a nice drawing/render
plz help..
thanks
Telos
07-27-2006, 03:30 PM
Are you talking about elipses?
proudfordowner
07-27-2006, 04:00 PM
rofl yes
Mshkttck
07-27-2006, 05:28 PM
usually the wheels that are hard to draw are the bigger more circular angles.
So I just exaggerate (cheat) and use a coin or something instead ;P
The thinner ovals it's easier to freehand.
So I just exaggerate (cheat) and use a coin or something instead ;P
The thinner ovals it's easier to freehand.
proudfordowner
07-27-2006, 06:49 PM
usually the wheels that are hard to draw are the bigger more circular angles.
So I just exaggerate (cheat) and use a coin or something instead ;P
The thinner ovals it's easier to freehand.
i see im going for the more oval shape so...
i think i would still like to try to see how the elipses work, you know
thanks anyhow! :)
So I just exaggerate (cheat) and use a coin or something instead ;P
The thinner ovals it's easier to freehand.
i see im going for the more oval shape so...
i think i would still like to try to see how the elipses work, you know
thanks anyhow! :)
Roboduck
07-27-2006, 07:52 PM
You can usually get ellipse guides at any art supply store, or internet. SIngle guides or sets with different degree/angles, sizes, etc. With guide lines on your sketches, lining up the elliptical guide is easy. Roboduck
proudfordowner
07-28-2006, 07:18 AM
thank you again!
ill keep looking!
ill keep looking!
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