[VENiM]

I've been workin on a few digital pieces with PS7 over the past few weeks and I've noticed something. During the late refining stages of a drawing, i usually find that i'm tweaking certain aspects of an image whether it is proportion, anatomy, design...etc. Very often, i end up "tweaking" or adjusting these things until the final outcome is very different from the original concept or idea and i end up spending a LOT of time doing this. my question is, should i be spending more time on the initial drawing stages of a painting? or is what i'm doing ok...

EDIT: crap i just realized that this isn't digital discussion um. i won't double post so i hope someone can give me some comments here or if the moderators could move this over it would be cool =/

[ July 28, 2002: Message edited by: Venim ]

[Asurfael]

The initial drawing should be worked on more. You should have a good base for the drawing before you start to paint, because otherwise you'll end up painting sketches that aren't actually that good, and when you finally realize that it's too late to fix any major issues.

[Mharett]

nothing can stand without a good foundation.

mhar

[Sumaleth]

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