Studies of Michael Loos

Hi All, As i jumped across youtube yesterday searching for tutorials on how to paint, i came across some very awesome Site, which, if you have a little idea of drawing, might get you a lot further. The Link: http://www.youtube.com/user/FZDSCHOOL However, I watched quite a few tutorials from Feng, a professional concept artist who worked on Starwars and movies alike. I analysed it, took as much in as possible, and started a little study today. I came up with a way to start a conceptual aproach to my work. I will have to develop this thing further, yet its a start, that can be of use. So here they are:  I started with a lose scribble as first step.After that I drew, a more accurate linework on a new layer with higher opacity. Having this base I went over to the next step. Finding the Horizon. The red lines are perspective lines and the green one is the horizon. They are not needed for the later concept, yet they are really useful to check the scale of the subject and acuracy o

Greetings! The goal of young artists like me, is to get better in their art and to be apreaciated not only by family, but by evryone seeing your work. We want to learn as much as possible, as fast as possible. Sometimes I find myself painting, spending a lot of time and passion drawing and painting and yet the outcome cant reach my own expactations. If you are looking for professional artists on the internet you probably get a wrong idea of them, they did not start out as good as they are now. We artist are sometimes ashamed of our past deeds, so a process of development is rarely displayed. Its only natural. These men and women practised years to reach their level of skill. In this longterm process, we dedicate the major amount of our freetime to develop these skills. Talent? Is needed for sure, BUT it is also a greate deal of visual taste and practice, thus 10% Talent and 90% hard work. PMP(practice makes perfect) I'm Michael and I chose this path. I want to be a great conce