Revolutionize Your Art with This One Simple Creature Head Trick!

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

*CAMEL skull, not a cow. Please excuse my error in the video* Grabie's Acrylic Markers - Extra Fine Tip shrsl.com/4pi8h Grabie's Duel Tone Brush Tip Markers shrsl.com/4pi8t If you'd like to level up your skills or hang out with like-minded artists trying to get better, please check out the link to our Discord. discord.gg/SGFn2vSAyd If you'd like to level up your creature designing skills, please sign up for my online course: Creature Design for Film & Games www.conceptart.cgmasteracademy.com/courses/78-creature-design-for-film-and-games For my private mentorship, please email me at [e-mail]

[@time-lapseseb1141]

Was about to say, that it's a Camel, but you already know. Love your content btw! I'm a taxidermist and paleoartist, who loves fantasy/ scify. Since I found your awesome channel, my drawings and even the sculpting improoved a lot. So thank you!

[@time-lapseseb1141]

Hey man, Just want to add a couple of things in a constructive way, since I studied animal anatomy and morphology since well over 15 years now and it literaly is my bread and butter: Mammals have always cartilage on the nose. It extends always way over the bone structure. And if you want to go really deep, there are really good scientific papers, about, how you can know the soft tissue from the signs on the bone. We have mathematical formulas, to reconstruct noses! (-; Another thing is if it has a wide jawbone like yours, than the jewing muscules should be much more pronounced. There is also logic here: The bigger the muscule tissue in the lower part of the jaw, the more it is optimized for jewing all day. If the muscules are big on the top of the head, than you'll have a huge saggital crest, and the creature is optimized for crashing bones and tearing of meat. Saggital crest = bite force wide jaws = jewing endurance Oh, and strong muscles leave a rough surface on the bones, where they attach. Hope I could help, since that's my topic of expertise. Love your content btw!

[@Antidote-xm9pv]

The fact that you share your knowledge, chips, etc. with us is simply priceless, thank you very much!♥

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

My pleasure! Anything I can do to help.

[@hebahshafi]

Been following draw sessions for a while now, and they've been incredibly helpful. Thank you!

[@bartoszkaczynski5516]

That's some really great content, i'd like to see more of a digital art clips!

[@oscarlortz8768]

Btw creatures with tusks growing into their eyes are normally just in captivity because in the wild they use their horns/tusks and they wear down or break faster than they can grow but in captivity they just keep growing

[@Snoight]

nice! I've always felt like at least somewhat knowing whats underneath makes exploration a lot more real. Never really thought about actually drawing a skull and building from there tho, thanks!

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Glad I could help!

[@memoriessomeonewewillnever732]

Superb I love the idea.

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@streetcatstudio]

Jumping into details too soon was one of my biggest problems to shake in my art (still working on it. I've been using a lot of sui Ishida reference books to practice from because his art feels so loose and textured to me.

[@robertsmiley2207]

I love the Star Wars concept artwork I might have to buy the visual dictionary mainly dark side Sith mask 🎭

[@OcellatedLizard]

Hey just a question, would studying animals be recommended for creature design? If so how should I start?

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Yes. Start looking at animals and draw them. Books, photos, the zoo...

[@OcellatedLizard]

@@bobbyrebholz2183 Thanks

[@AbrarAhyan]

can you make a tutorial of creating creatures it would be really helpful

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

That's what my entire channel is about😉

[@_.au._6283]

I'm trying to get more into digital art but I'm unsure which tablet to buy. Im kind of stuck between Samsung or XPpen Do you have any recommendations?

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

It's really personal preference. I'm partial to Wacom only because I first used it 20 years ago. There are good options like Bamboo, iPad, Cintiq etc.

[@_.au._6283]

@@bobbyrebholz2183 Thank you!

[@henriquefeliciano5929]

I have a dogo argentino Bobby! Is like a pitbull haha

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Beautiful dog!

[@henriquefeliciano5929]

@@bobbyrebholz2183 I knew you would like it haha

[@henriquefeliciano5929]

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[@4ngelbl00d9]

this creature seems like a tyler to me

[@itshel2677]

"remember to name your layers" only names 2 layers. that seems about right. I always try to but it never works out and I have to go back, figure out what's what and name them that way.

[@mowgalish]

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[@Catobleppa]

That's a camel skull, not a cow, very different.

[@bobbyrebholz2183]

Thanks. I made a comment in the pinned comment. I noticed it shortly after. I was just drawing a cow skull prior to the video 😆

[@ducksoff7236]

Miss the pen already. Good lesson though

[@Cearts]

😎🪄Thank you for another great video Bobby. 🫡