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PeZ junior member
Member # Joined: 11 Oct 2000 Posts: 17 Location: UK
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Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2000 12:09 pm |
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Hey guys!
I've been visiting this forum for weeks now and I find it SOOOO inspiring. The talent here is incredible!
Take a look at my pic below...
I'd appreciate any comments and/or crits you have on it.
I'm not 100% happy with the foot she's sitting on, looks kinda weird (I'm a little out of practise...erm, that's my excuse anyway! ;-) )
Oh, and please excuse her hairline! ;-) heh heh
Cheers!
PeZ |
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Striker member
Member # Joined: 20 Feb 2000 Posts: 152 Location: Oklahoma, USA
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Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2000 8:38 pm |
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Ummm.. well, I don't usually give nice flowery compliments on pics, I tend to try to provide constructive criticism and be as honest as possible about any problems or strong points that I may see. So uh, lets just say you've been warned
First of all, the head is twisted just a bit too far sideways, its in an unnatural position, second, the right hand is a lil too long from wrist to the knuckles, and her right foot is a little strange.
Other than those few problems, it's a good sketch for someone thats *out of practice*
hope to see some digital work from you soon. |
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lotor member
Member # Joined: 04 May 2000 Posts: 201 Location: Massillon, Ohio, USA
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Posted: Mon Oct 16, 2000 11:32 pm |
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Try not to shade the drawing so roughly. Read up on books at the library on how to do good shading and crosshatching.
Good shading and value studying takes a lot of time. The more time you put in the better.
Keep it up |
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