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Halliday junior member
Member # Joined: 23 Feb 2004 Posts: 9
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Posted: Mon Feb 23, 2004 7:59 pm |
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I'm not sure if I'm breaking any taboo's by posting here, as all of the content I've seen so far indicates a much higher level of art skills than I myself possess, but it was suggested I come here if I wanted an honest, helpful, critique of my work. Please bear with me as I try to raise myself to your level, because that's really the goal I'll need to achieve to become a success in the industry I'm training for (3-D Game oriented art and design at SENECA College, York Campus).
To that end... I've taken up WACOM painting recently (IE last week), and would like to know what you think of my first two pieces:
http://www.meatdynamo.net/halliday/portfolio/RiderLegend1.jpg
An ode to my hero... KAMEN RIDER! I made up the guy holding V3's head, because I didn't really want to research it. I went with a strong backlighting, and tryed to keep things as monochromatic as I could.
http://www.meatdynamo.net/halliday/portfolio/ChunLi2.jpg
I've taken a lot of flack on this one, for reasons that should be obvious. Emphasising the muscularity took away almost ALL the feminity. Suggestings would be great. Also, I've been told (and now agree) that she doesn't look particularly asian. Any suggestions? The background is REALLY cheap, as I was already on hour 3 or 4 on this when I got to it, and abandoned idea's for a really complicated Hong Kong street I was going to paint. Once again I tried for strong backlighting and tried to keep things monochromatic.
Anything you've got for me is much appreciated. Thank you for your time.[/img] _________________ "...because it's coooooooool."
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ColdKodiak member
Member # Joined: 19 Aug 2003 Posts: 140 Location: California
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Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2004 8:50 pm |
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well they ain't too bad.
I think you need to start using solid strokes though. You have a good feeling for lighting and what look ok, but you're painting in little blotches. Try doing less, but more accurate strokes. Otherwise everything is going to be really fuzzy as is, and that just ins't very pretty. _________________ http://kontinue.com/coldkodiak/ |
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Halliday junior member
Member # Joined: 23 Feb 2004 Posts: 9
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Posted: Thu Feb 26, 2004 11:57 pm |
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I get what you're saying. Thank you. I was beginning to think that no one would reply. ^_^;;; I'll keep that in mind for March Break. I intend to try and fill my portofolio during that time, and stuff like this will really help me. _________________ "...because it's coooooooool."
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faB member
Member # Joined: 16 Jul 2002 Posts: 300 Location: Brussels, Belgium
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Posted: Fri Feb 27, 2004 6:51 pm |
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You have something good going on, imho. I like the colors. Chun Li's abs are weird, check an anatomy book. As for her feminity I'm not sure its down to the muscularity, but more to the relative proportions (i.e. shoulder width compared to waist). _________________ "I'm not a shrimp, I'm a KING PRAWN !" -- Pepe.
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