I thought it would be cool for people to show their process of finishing their pieces, from sketch to the final piece.
I'll start off with something I made recently. I really like how I did the perspective.
Also, if you wanna link the your NG piece in your reply, please do!
My sketches are honestly pretty messy initial most times. Anyways, here’s some Hollow knight fanart I did of Lost Kin
Sick Af
At 6/9/24 02:14 AM, Eldritchsaxes wrote:My sketches are honestly pretty messy initial most times. Anyways, here’s some Hollow knight fanart I did of Lost Kin
https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/eldritchsaxes/lost-kin
At 6/9/24 02:17 AM, TheYoloBOT9000 wrote:Sick AfAt 6/9/24 02:14 AM, Eldritchsaxes wrote:My sketches are honestly pretty messy initial most times. Anyways, here’s some Hollow knight fanart I did of Lost Kin
https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/eldritchsaxes/lost-kin
Thank you!! Much appreciated dude
Sketch:
Final:
One of my favorite artworks I've made, despite being nearly a year old.
AHHHHH!
Cool character design! It came out nicey. 🤝
At 6/9/24 01:31 PM, SomeDoodles wrote:Sketch:
Final:
One of my favorite artworks I've made, despite being nearly a year old.
I tend to delete wip pictures to save space, so the only evidence I have of sketches that become finished artworks is my sketch thread.
Aside from the artworks that were just doodles or quick experiments to begin with, there’s three of them that have sketches posted in that thread:
I guess you can pull them up in separate tabs to see them side by side with their respective sketches.
Edit: Forgot, some of my oldest artworks have their traditional sketches in the submissions, but I wouldn’t recommend looking at those because I absolutely suck at drawing on paper.
Someone please help me revive my clubs
All good! I do traditional sketches for reference too. I'll probably do some for future drawings too.
At 6/9/24 03:26 PM, Thetageist wrote:I tend to delete wip pictures to save space, so the only evidence I have of sketches that become finished artworks is my sketch thread.
Aside from the artworks that were just doodles or quick experiments to begin with, there’s three of them that have sketches posted in that thread:
https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/thetageist/abby-s-valentine-ng-valentine-s-day-art-collab
https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/thetageist/art-trade-the-pirates-princess
https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/thetageist/deejay-buckshot-roulette-fan-character
I guess you can pull them up in separate tabs to see them side by side with their respective sketches.
Edit: Forgot, some of my oldest artworks have their traditional sketches in the submissions, but I wouldn’t recommend looking at those because I absolutely suck at drawing on paper.
I haven't felt like this since 2008
I love how much you added on from the original sketch. Genuinely beautiful!
At 6/9/24 05:46 PM, SpikeyBlum wrote:
Quickie I did for my 100 follower twitter milestone!
oh okay. this is still going. most recent one.
made with sugar, spice and bath salts!
Latest artwork, Sketch vs Results!
When I was finished.
Before: 
Used Rebelle's pigment blending feature slightly richer colors and better bleed through on the bottom. I wanted to paint a rocky landscape, but with the wrong colors...
Join The Rat Cult and grasp firmly.
This is amazing!! You captured a great scene here, wonderful!
At 6/12/24 12:51 PM, DevilRat wrote:When I was finished.
Before:
Used Rebelle's pigment blending feature slightly richer colors and better bleed through on the bottom. I wanted to paint a rocky landscape, but with the wrong colors...
No problem! Here is the sketch, etc, featuring this drawing
This is the sketch:
This is the piece without the effects and sparkles:
The finished piece is linked here in my post (also because I'm limited to only put 2 images, you probably get the idea).
I tend to use my sketches in a similar way people would use notes.
The finished version:
this one is a bit old but i still like how it turned out
At 6/9/24 02:01 AM, TheYoloBOT9000 wrote:I thought it would be cool for people to show their process of finishing their pieces, from sketch to the final piece.
I'll start off with something I made recently. I really like how I did the perspective.
Also, if you wanna link the your NG piece in your reply, please do!
https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/theyolobot9000/gf-loves-you-3
I decided to do a test on two point perspective and colors,
heres the sketch
and the final result (w/ filters)
Generally Id say it looks pretty ok
woah buddy
The perspective is really well done! And the colors are very pretty. ( ^v^)
At 6/13/24 05:12 PM, saltenspyke wrote:At 6/9/24 02:01 AM, TheYoloBOT9000 wrote:I thought it would be cool for people to show their process of finishing their pieces, from sketch to the final piece.
I'll start off with something I made recently. I really like how I did the perspective.
Also, if you wanna link the your NG piece in your reply, please do!
https://www.newgrounds.com/art/view/theyolobot9000/gf-loves-you-3
I decided to do a test on two point perspective and colors,
heres the sketch
and the final result (w/ filters)
Generally Id say it looks pretty ok
Here's the 2nd sketch and final of my most recent piece I finished yesterday. I usually do 2 before refining them.
Sketch:
Final:
Unfortunately I usually just delete the sketch afterwards but comparing them looks really interesting that I'll try to keep them in the future.
Raeilia (Rae) | She/They 🌷🌹
My best pic to date:
How it started
How it turned out
Gift for my Dad! I haven't actually seen X-Men, but my dad is a big fan.
Here’s something I just got done with.
This is the initial sketch
And this is the final product
Kinda a bit surreal to see the final product and the differences
Took way too long on this one... Finished it though.
To address some comments: As long as I keep posting my art on this website, this thread will keep going. So post to your hearts content!
Was able to do this in about one sitting! 5 hours of straight drawing and a few more of over obsessing the details. :]
