Drawings by the Mundstock

Here; i wish i had a little more will power to practice more or to even finish the drawings i make like that drawing of I-no :? ... My problem also is that i almost never end up drawing what i had in mind, and it does not always goes out well and i end up erasing the whole thing :cry: . I may scan some older drawings later.

Whoa, those are pretty awesome. Keep up more of the good stuff. : D

Wow, I like them. Keep up the good work, sir.

Thats a win ... yeap it really is

I like the colors used in the Lilith images. About the I-No image, is her hair white because you wanted it like that or because it is not finished?

Thanks for your comments guys :D. I've just used regular colouring pencils... what i like to do is to make shades using a cheap ball pen, i usualy get nice results... for that last drawing of Lilith i've made shades like that (not very well either, cause i have no patience...) and then coloured on top of that with those cheap pencils, kind of the same thing i did with that of the black haired girl (i don't tend to put names to characters i make)... and for the drawing featuring I-no, yes, it's cause it is not finnished but i realy thought about leaving it like that or adding more lines and try to make highlights, and i also forgot about the little spot that she has on one of her cheeks.. but i'm waiting to get a tablet and then colour it from the begining.


Here's another, this is a little older


And this is the last "good drawing" i've made, i may colour it in the near future. Yeah, i like girls using black and white striped clothing..

Nicely done, even with coloured pencils the colouring looks really nice. I can't imagine how cool your work might get once you get a tablet. I'm also saving money to get one.

I really like both your normal pencil-work and your colored pencil-work.


That back ... is at a very uncomfortable angle, isn't it?

Thanks! and i hope for myself to get along with the tablet.. i was thinking about buying a medium size one as soon as i get my salary next month, but now i think of waiting a couple of months and get a big one..


Yep, but it was too late when i've noticed that, i had already redrawn it with the cheap pens that i use :?.. so i like to think of it as a snapshot taken in the middle of a movement she was maikng :D

Yeah I'm thinking the same way, I'll rather save my money on buying a better tablet since I know I'll be using it like for a long time. I think its a wise move to wait. I'm assuming you're getting a Wacom tablet?

my tablet become dull in 2 years. But i don't want to buy a new one.
It's too expensive

I agree tablets are expensive.I'm saving money to buy one that I think I will be using for a very long time or maybe forever. I did a mistake once by buying a cheap tablet only to find it incompatible with one of the graphic software and its even broken but I still use it, but my brother who thought I'm not using it sold the thing to someone else...so yeah saving money for the new one.

that's right, i'm aiming to get a wacom tablet, and while saving money i'll be checking wich model would be better for me.. the "bamboo" model seems nice and affordable.. i'll see



Yes they are expensive, and here in argentina they are even more (i think), for example an Intuos 3 9"x12" costs u$s648.00 and the 12"x19" u$s1148.00 (but i think this last one is to much :? and a smaller (8.5"x5.3") bamboo model costs u$s292.00...



Yes, you have to think about that a thousand times before buying a new one; but does it still work propperly?

I'm still practicing with my tablet, but man, I really wonder how well you draw with a tablet myself. I'm still only "iffy" on it really. But yeah, I like the other stuff you did, great work.

Hey just my two cents on intuos boards, my first was a big one and it was a pain to work on, it just kinda layed around an was in the way most of the time, the only real use for it was being able to rip sheets out of my sketchbooks and monkey the lines to do a direct clean up. But moving it around and stuff ughh, escpecially once i got a notebook that could runn painter well. I sized down and found the intuos 3 6x11 to be a good fit and i can fit it into a computer backpack and it takes up manageable space. Now the only way i would suggest getting a large tablet is if you get a cintique then shell out the money for the large size because it doubles well as a monitor.

I also have a toshiba terca 4 which is cintique monitor with a hard drive but the pen responsiveness is nowhere near a wacom tablet.

I bought my brother in law a bamboo because hes gettting into computer drawing. Ive tried it out and i have to say it has a real good reponsiveness, similar to my intuos 3. the only noticible diffference is the button interface for which you really pay for. but if you dont use the tablet buttons then there is no paint in spending that much more.

Also if youre a student you can get great discounts at
http://www.creationengine.com on both hardware and software.

Thanks for the tips fodder. :D



I admit Bamboo seems like a cheaper option but I have a feeling that its kind of small for me. I think Intous is a better choice and from a book that I read the manga/anime style artist recommended size is 6x8 in or 9x12 in others world be just too large or too small.

Me? I'm aiming to get myself a Cintiq. I know its damn expensive but I think its a very good investment considering how flexible you can get in using one though I still need some training to be Cintiq worthy.

Thanks for the advice, i was thinking the same about the big sized ones, cause anyway i have a 17" monitor so it'll be absurd to get a tablet bigger than that.. so i think i'll get the 8.5x5.3 bamboo after all, and the cintique it's waaaay off of my range, well i just don't have enough patience like to save money for one of those but if some day i get to draw like i.e. Hyung Tae Kim then i'll think about getting one...

Good choice, especially since you can always zoom in on the screen to work on finer details.

yes indeed, and besides i just want to do some quick colouring and select certain parts of a picture more "naturaly" to work without messing with the rest of it (cause the "magic wand" isn't so accurate)

So, i have found some little drawings i did whenever i had time in a job a had a few years ago, they were made in a cheap note pad with pens.




and here are some half or never finished drawings made in a drawing paper pad, and some are details i wanted to have in mind for further pictures, like that leg with socks and shoes..






Pictures have been resized....

Wow, the arts forum is really impressing me right now. Yet another great artist! +1 rep. I'll be looking forward to the results when you finally get that tablet.

I think we should form a FAKKU Artist guild or something.