Lord of the Rings - in Chibi form

[cassiesheepgirl]

Well, only two of them. I did these about, wow, must be getting on for two years ago now. I went through a phase of getting bored in lectures and I drew myself and my friends in chibi form, then when I was at home one day I dedcided to try doing the Lord of the Rings characters in the same style. For some reason I only ever got round to doing Frodo and Legolas. Maybe i should pick it up again and go for a full set, I dunno. Anyway, I'll stop rambling.

I did these by drawing the image by hand, then scanning them in, and colouring them in paint shop pro, with pretty much everything on a seperate layer.

Frodo:

[TohnoShiki]

these are cool, made me smile

[alexander]

Six years ago this girl drew great LOTR chibis. If you know German there even are funny single panel comics.

[shunt-the-pirat]

yeh i hate to say it, but these arnt "really" chibi they are just super deformed


that link alexander posted has the right idea


what i would like to see though are some of your technical drawings you mentioned

[cassiesheepgirl]

Originally Posted by shunt-the-pirat

what i would like to see though are some of your technical drawings you mentioned

You mean like the life drawing stuff that I've done?

(and yeah, I should probably edit the title of this lol - I do remember reading somewhere in a book about the difference between chibi and Super Deformed, I just forgot at the time >.<)

[shunt-the-pirat]

you said in my thread that you were not good at life drawing but a technical artist.... basically show us what YOU think your best at

[cassiesheepgirl]

Originally Posted by shunt-the-pirat

you said in my thread that you were not good at life drawing but a technical artist.... basically show us what YOU think your best at

No... I'm not a technical artist at all - I'm far more comfortable with a more free style. I've just had a look back at what I wrote in your post and I never said that I was a technical artist, or that I wasn't good at life drawing, to be honest out of the stuff I did at art college some of my best work was the life drawing - plus I enjoyed it. I'm always a bit nervous about posting my stuff on forums. I'll have to dig out my portfolio and take a few photos of things and post them on here. Throw myself to the lions :)

I'm actually fairly pleased with these two images that I've posted here, and they both took a fair amount of time to do since at the time I was still new to colouring on the computer. :)