The Warriors Movie Site Forum

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Yeah. If I draw any more Warriors stuff I'll post it here.

I'm working on (read: need to continue working on) a mural on my friend's closet door of the Warriors. Right now it's plotted out, but I have Swan, Snow, and Rembrandt drawn, but it probably wouldn't hurt to make Rembrandt and Swan (especially Rembrandt) look more like their respective characters.

How in the hell do you guys do it? I can't draw worth a crap. The Fury looks pretty cool, I hope to see your other ones.








"It's not if you wear sunglasses that makes you look cool, it's what kind of sunglasses you wear that makes you look cool". -The Edge U2 guitarist 8)

i cant draw something from a film for the life of me, i can only draw made up stuff,like my gang fight picture.

my style of drawing is 2D anime,it needs more work though.

bobo the warrior wrote: my style of drawing is 2D anime,it needs more work though.

Sorry, man, but I see a problem in your style there. You're not limiting yourself to a very specific style, so that's good, but you're still limiting yourself. By saying you do anime, that usually refers to big eyes and stuff. Limiting yourself, that's bad. Don't tie yourself to manga, don't tie yourself to American or Italian style or anything. You gotta pick and choose, what you really like. Nobody wants to see a style that's completely generic. It might look good for awhile, but people will tire quickly. I mainly take Western inspiration for the faces, Eastern for the hair, and the really oddball/out there styles inspire me for details and highlights. Take inspiration from things around you, not just art, and think on how you can stylize those.

I owe a great deal to the Warriors. I really do. I don't know how, but it's seriously warped my style back into the pop-artish style you see. Something about the filming and movements, I dunno, it inspired me. I've started to give things the curved, widening approach to perspective. I've incorporated elements of figure and realistic drawing into my style. Once again, gather inspiration, ideas, developments, and kinda mix and match stuff you learn. As you draw, you develop. As you develop, you get some really interesting results. Lose the labels. Just draw.

i try to draw other styles but its just too difficult to try something new in my drawings,their not bad in my opinion but graet either.

bobo the warrior wrote:i cant draw something from a film for the life of me, i can only draw made up stuff

Yeah same here, as long as it cant be compared to anything it looks good...ish

Some good work there, Dopey!

Good Job, cant wait to see some more