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by **J.M. Hunter** » Mon Dec 05, 2011 10:03 pm

Okay, so I guess this will be my thread. If you're on facebook or google plus with me, you know I've been busy doing artsy stuff, just not confident the outhouse is into some of what I do but am willing to share it here nonetheless..I pretty much photo document everything in it's stages ad nauseum, just cause I'm still learning and want it to reflect back on later to see how I got there or if there was a step I'd like to use for another piece. There'll be beginning sculpture, paintings, drawings, comics, and maybe a few written pieces as well...and hell why not throw some photography in there as well.
I realize that in this forum the art section can be a lonely place including our own threads as there's not much interaction outside of teh art group thread but still at least the internets will have a record of what we've attempted here, right?

Yea...someone want to proof read that for me?

Thanks.

by **Doc Jon** » Mon Dec 05, 2011 10:30 pm

With no art in it...

Great work, Hunter... :smt011

by **J.M. Hunter** » Mon Dec 05, 2011 10:32 pm

Hahhahahahahha!

by **J.M. Hunter** » Tue Dec 06, 2011 1:16 am

Doc Jon wrote:With no art in it...

Great work, Hunter...

I actually do have stuff to share, but apparently no one can actually tell what the fuck it is! :smt102

So maybe I'll wait till I can shoot it with a regular camera in natural or overcast light and hope for the best...or till I learn photoshop to fake the hell out of it.

by **J.M. Hunter** » Wed Dec 07, 2011 10:51 pm

Nothing fancy just practice for me. This is for my, "Objects Rendered In Space" daily sketch attempt...

My son go to it when I wasn't looking so maybe you can maybe you can't tell which marks are his?

by **Doc Jon** » Wed Dec 07, 2011 11:43 pm

No, which marks are his?

by **J.M. Hunter** » Wed Dec 07, 2011 11:44 pm

Doc Jon wrote:No, which marks are his?

The good ones!

by **Doc Jon** » Wed Dec 07, 2011 11:59 pm

A little crit: the perspective is off on your object. The ellipses on the top don't match the base. It's as if the object is bending towards us.

Still, nice. I wish I did more of this work.

by **J.M. Hunter** » Thu Dec 08, 2011 12:06 am

Doc Jon wrote:A little crit: the perspective is off on your object. The ellipses on the top don't match the base. It's as if the object is bending towards us.

Still, nice. I wish I did more of this work.

Yea, that's a fair crit, I noticed it too, but decided not to give in or give up and just keep going. I snapped a pic already but will probably snap a better photo for reference. I can post it here for a point of comparison and if anyone else wants to take a crack at drawing the stuff.