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Golden Luxray wrote:
hey im kinda not that good at shading ether (also i would like to know what you think ect and anything that looks wrong) thx
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Hmmm...A lot of things are 'off' about this picture...
~Her Hair looks out of place, her bangs seem to be facing the veiwer directly, however her little thing at the top of her head is facing sideways. As well as this, her hair seems to be far too big for the head and seems to rest in a weird postion on her head, it doesn't have the natural flow.
However the shading is excellent so keep up the good work on that!
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and if you cant see any diffrance
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PandaPrinzessin wrote:
The main thing I can see wrong here is that you've elongated Pearly's skull so it's more of an egg shape. Her head needs to end earlier than you've drawn it~
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thx that was helpful and i tried to makie it smaller but it looks kinda wierd to me...i just cant put my finger on though...here have a looky ^_^
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Spoiler: Take this official art for example:
Also, the shading is now more well defined, and I congratulate you for that. :) It's now just a matter of getting the shape of it right. What do I mean? Hair shading and highlights should follow the direction of the hair, as well. This shows that the light catches on groups of hair strands. The picture above serves as a good example.
Spoiler: I also have a few old drawings that may help illustrate:
The first pic is on shades, the second on highlights. Not the best examples, but you can see where the direction of the hair is going. Hope these give you an idea.
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Karmi-Sempai wrote:
Actually, the most recent one is better. Keep going. :) I'd do a red line crit, 'cept my tablet's out at the moment. The skull seems to be the right height, though the shape is still an issue. Though adults have it egg-shaped, for a little girl like Pearl, her skull should be round and more of a circle.
Also, the shading is now more well defined, and I congratulate you for that. :) It's now just a matter of getting the shape of it right. What do I mean? Hair shading and highlights should follow the direction of the hair, as well. This shows that the light catches on groups of hair strands. The picture above serves as a good example.
The first pic is on shades, the second on highlights. Not the best examples, but you can see where the direction of the hair is going. Hope these give you an idea.
Spoiler: Take this official art for example:
Also, the shading is now more well defined, and I congratulate you for that. :) It's now just a matter of getting the shape of it right. What do I mean? Hair shading and highlights should follow the direction of the hair, as well. This shows that the light catches on groups of hair strands. The picture above serves as a good example.
Spoiler: I also have a few old drawings that may help illustrate:
The first pic is on shades, the second on highlights. Not the best examples, but you can see where the direction of the hair is going. Hope these give you an idea.
thx that should help and ill get back to you when ive done it,
(ive also done a diffrnt drawing not of anyone in the games but i would still like to show it to you and see what you think
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~Her shin seems to decline into ankles FAR too steeply...Her shins should also be longer.
~The Feet seem a bit small, remember that generally the feet are about the same length of elbow to wrist, although in the stylised fashion it can be smaller ; Still I would recommend you made them a bit larger
~Her legs seem to be angled to the left, but her body faces us directly forward. This would be incredibly uncomfortable to do in real life.
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You probably aren't drawing from a reference, which is the best way to start out with an an unfamiliar pose and I find it really helps get a feel for what proportions you need.
Try Posemaniacs or even model the pose yourself in a mirror to see how it should look- I do this all the time when I'm trying out new poses :3
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And about this...
Golden Luxray wrote:
thx that should help and ill get back to you when ive done it,
(ive also done a diffrnt drawing not of anyone in the games but i would still like to show it to you and see what you think
oh and also if you would im terrible at drawing lips '~' so if you have any tips that would be helpful thx!:P
(ive also done a diffrnt drawing not of anyone in the games but i would still like to show it to you and see what you think
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Romeo and PandaPrinzessin are right, posing in the mirror can indeed help! Also, if this is of any help to you....
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I'm sorry if that wasn't that helpful...
EDIT: for drawing manga this website might be helpful... I hope you like it!
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Golden Luxray wrote:
hey im kinda not that good at shading ether (also i would like to know what you think ect and anything that looks wrong) thx
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I have a few things to add too ((Aparently a heap of posts were added while I wasn't looking too- Hope I don't double up on them ^^;
Spoiler: Pearls red line crit
Alot of people have mentioned about face /head structure which is correct. Pearls is what... 8? So she has a very round head, and a small face. The problem I wanted to illustrate however is the neck. At the based of the skull, the neck connects to the skull in a very important location- at the Central foramen magnum- a complex name for the hole at the bottom of our skull that lets at the nerves from the brain get to the body via the spine.
This hole is important to artists cause it's the body's centre of gravity. You measure gravity by ruling a line from this point and in the direction of te gravity. If the body is balanced, half of the weight of the body should be on 1 side of the line, and the rest on the other side.
In his case, it shows the back of the neck.Because she's not looking straight at the viewer, the neck also needs to be on an angle to move with this hole. The result is basically how my redline crit shows it.
Uh- I'll see if I can do some red line on the other one too...
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Golden Luxray wrote:
thx that should help and ill get back to you when ive done it,
(ive also done a diffrnt drawing not of anyone in the games but i would still like to show it to you and see what you think
oh and also if you would im terrible at drawing lips '~' so if you have any tips that would be helpful thx!:P
(ive also done a diffrnt drawing not of anyone in the games but i would still like to show it to you and see what you think
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Luxray- please don't be offended when I say this, but I think you need to hit some tutorials on how to draw the basic figure. I don't mind doing red line critiques, but there's really no substitute for you going out and practising art, and practising correctly. It doesn't matter if it's Manga, realistic or whatever. Every art style needs you to know the same basics of proportion and body layout, and that may mean that you need to study from a realistic styled art book to get it. Untill you do that, everyone is just going to keep coming back to you with the same critique. It's not fair on you as an artist to do this, because you're not learning, and it's not fair on us cause we'd like to see you develop as an artist. Now, if you wish to improve, I can suggest books, but they'll all be based off Western / realistic proportions. Why? Because I haven't found an eastern how to book that is useful for teaching you this yet. I go to conventions, and I talk to alot of people that spend good money for manga art, and their biggest complaint is that alot of manga artists refuse to learn proper proportions cause they're drawing in manga, and making the proportions wrong is a 'style' of their. I'm not saying you must appeal to them, or anyone, but if you learn the basics,you'll know how to draw people and make them correct and know how you can distort them and still keep an aesthetic form.
Drawing from pictures is ok, but till you know basic proportion, you'll get it wrong. I suggest you start there. Sorry if that sounds harsh :(
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Golden Luxray wrote:
thx that should help and ill get back to you when ive done it,
(ive also done a diffrnt drawing not of anyone in the games but i would still like to show it to you and see what you think
oh and also if you would im terrible at drawing lips '~' so if you have any tips that would be helpful thx!:P
(ive also done a diffrnt drawing not of anyone in the games but i would still like to show it to you and see what you think
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Luxray- please don't be offended when I say this, but I think you need to hit some tutorials on how to draw the basic figure. I don't mind doing red line critiques, but there's really no substitute for you going out and practising art, and practising correctly. It doesn't matter if it's Manga, realistic or whatever. Every art style needs you to know the same basics of proportion and body layout, and that may mean that you need to study from a realistic styled art book to get it. Untill you do that, everyone is just going to keep coming back to you with the same critique. It's not fair on you as an artist to do this, because you're not learning, and it's not fair on us cause we'd like to see you develop as an artist. Now, if you wish to improve, I can suggest books, but they'll all be based off Western / realistic proportions. Why? Because I haven't found an eastern how to book that is useful for teaching you this yet. I go to conventions, and I talk to alot of people that spend good money for manga art, and their biggest complaint is that alot of manga artists refuse to learn proper proportions cause they're drawing in manga, and making the proportions wrong is a 'style' of their. I'm not saying you must appeal to them, or anyone, but if you learn the basics,you'll know how to draw people and make them correct and know how you can distort them and still keep an aesthetic form.
Drawing from pictures is ok, but till you know basic proportion, you'll get it wrong. I suggest you start there. Sorry if that sounds harsh :(
nah im not offended dont worry about that, but i have never really been taught by anyone or read a book on manga. romeo helps me along seeing as he started before me and was the one that showed me manga, but now i will try even harder ;) (and hopefully get better '~';)
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I might have to get my artwork critiqued someday! I'm inspired and feel like I'm improving just looking at the redline critiques!
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The biggest thing I see wrong comes from Diego's nose. It flattens the face out cause it follows down the face rather than away from it, and the nostrils are on a very 3/4 view- almost as if he were mostly facing the viewer. What you have here is almost a profile shot, so it's nearly side on. The eyes are also too perfectly shaped. What I suggest is hopping onto Posemaniacs and finding the right angle there and seeing what I mean. They're all generic faces, but if you're unfamiliar with angle, it's great.
Remember- drawing without reference is actually REALLY difficult so don't put priority in being able to do it. Learning to draw correctly is FAR more important than drawing from memory. If you draw from reference, your off memory art will DRAMATICALLY improve. I guaranty.
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Red line crit. Sorry- too late to be up. Keep an eye out for your gravity and the hips. I'm not the best to crit on chicks though- I'm still learning to draw them myself. I draw too many men T.T
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Red line crit. Sorry- too late to be up. Keep an eye out for your gravity and the hips. I'm not the best to crit on chicks though- I'm still learning to draw them myself. I draw too many men T.T
thx that should help ill get on it straight away.
(as you can see i draw to many women, i find them easier i should start drawing men :P)
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for some reason they are just hard for me to draw...anyways heres the new one. Spoiler:
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(sorry for double posting) ok i tried again and made it look more like yours but i just cant do feet for some reason they are just hard for me to draw...anyways heres the new one.
for some reason they are just hard for me to draw...anyways heres the new one. Spoiler:
I have to just say it's a bit skinny. But I agree, feet are hard. And the knees look a bit big compared to the rest of the body.
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Anyways, I'd like criticism on a work of mine since I have quite some trouble with anatomy, too:
Spoiler: Trucy <3
I'm not sure what it is, but something just seems off about it. Does anything in particular stand out to anyone? And yeah I know it's completely different from my last post. What can I say, I jumped around a lot. Still kinda am >_>
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Franziska's Whip wrote:
Anyways, I'd like criticism on a work of mine since I have quite some trouble with anatomy, too:
Spoiler: Trucy <3
The picture is really good. The only thing that seems off is the size of her body. It seems too small in relation to her head, because
in your picture she is just 3 heads tall.(From the shoulder to her feets)
In this picture you can see that her body is about 6 heads tall. From the shoulders to her waist she is 2 heads long, from her waist to her feets
she is 4 heads long.
Hope that was somehow helpful to you.
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As you can see, this is more of an American comic book guide for an adult female. The ideal height for the human female is 7-8 heads tall.
I suggest adjusting the size of the head, though not as dramatically if you're going for stylized work. I also suggest shaping the hips, thighs, and feet. Bust and shoulder widths aren't too much of a problem, as some women really do have such measurements.
@ Franziska's Whip: The things that stand out to me are the height of the head, the width of the shoulders, and the length of the arms. Ideally, the elbows are around the waist area, the wrists below the groin, and the hands (when relaxed) end at mid-thigh. You may want to use the figure above as reference, too.
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Karmi-Sempai wrote:
@ Golden Luxray: You may want to use this as reference.
As you can see, this is more of an American comic book guide for an adult female. The ideal height for the human female is 7-8 heads tall.
I suggest adjusting the size of the head, though not as dramatically if you're going for stylized work. I also suggest shaping the hips, thighs, and feet. Bust and shoulder widths aren't too much of a problem, as some women really do have such measurements.
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As you can see, this is more of an American comic book guide for an adult female. The ideal height for the human female is 7-8 heads tall.
I suggest adjusting the size of the head, though not as dramatically if you're going for stylized work. I also suggest shaping the hips, thighs, and feet. Bust and shoulder widths aren't too much of a problem, as some women really do have such measurements.
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Arkillian wrote:
Your proportions are getting better. Try drawing your lines all in one go though rather than jagging them. It's difficult at first, but it gets easier. A bendable ruler can help I've found.
ill be working on that but before i read it i coloured it in ( my good friend coffee proscuter help me so i ive credit to him :D thx cp) sorry its a bit large
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For the next picture then?
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How I learn shading is by working in grey scale, that way you only have to learn light and dark- not hue and luminosity too. learn to make it 3D in grey scale, and you're a step closer. I suggest going off a photographic reference, and practicing the basics, like how to make a circle look like a ball and stuff. Till you get that, you're going to just be chasing your tail I believe. :( I hope that helps.
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Arkillian wrote:
Please don't be offended by this, but did you follow a tutorial? OR are you doing this by trial and error? Trial and error can give some interesting results, but if you REALLY want to learn shading, you really have to understand how to make an object 3D first, cause shading isn't just a matter of slapping in a shadow and a highlight. IT's understanding light intensity, saturations, luminosity, ambiance... a heap of things.
How I learn shading is by working in grey scale, that way you only have to learn light and dark- not hue and luminosity too. learn to make it 3D in grey scale, and you're a step closer. I suggest going off a photographic reference, and practicing the basics, like how to make a circle look like a ball and stuff. Till you get that, you're going to just be chasing your tail I believe. :( I hope that helps.
How I learn shading is by working in grey scale, that way you only have to learn light and dark- not hue and luminosity too. learn to make it 3D in grey scale, and you're a step closer. I suggest going off a photographic reference, and practicing the basics, like how to make a circle look like a ball and stuff. Till you get that, you're going to just be chasing your tail I believe. :( I hope that helps.
I agree. I actually learned a shading technique by working with a black and white picture (because Photoshop was being ghetto and wouldn't let me color it in color XDD) BUt that was a long time ago. Then I found a new shading technique by working on a picture for my 2000 pageviews on deviantART.
A good idea is this: learn how to adjust the body (clothes, hair, etc) so that there WILL be shadows. Then, choose a place to have a light source. Then shade where you think there should be shadows. Then worry about highlights. Of course, work with basics, like shading different shapes (balls, prisms, odd shapes) before trying it.
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