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by Wolfunicorn » Thu Jan 28, 2016 7:33 am
Hello...
I think I'll be joining in on this forum...
I'm not a very expiranced artist so yeah...
@hnai your lady gaga drawing is really pretty, I like the shading and the way you did the eyes.
Also thoughts on try human drawing? It's the human version of a wolf from another game known as animaljam. I'm not really good at drawing humans so any critique would be helpful..

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by Not me nope » Wed Feb 24, 2016 4:49 am
Aaaaaaaa.
Wolfunicorn, that human sketch is really cool- you've captured the character so well! Can I just suggest doing some quick drawings of the human body? Get some random images of humans in different positions and try really quickly sketching them out to get a feel for the kind of proportions and stuff a human should have to get faster and more confident with drawing them :) A really amazing start though, I'd love to see what else you do. If you do do some sketches later feel free to send me a PM!
Vampyyyy, I love that quick sketch it clearly shows how well you know anatomy. It's so artsy too- the white kind of reminded me of cobwebs at first. c:
shiroyasha that hand is really cool, great use of foreshortening :) The sketchy style really works! Next you should try clean lines just to see and experiment with how it turns out! By all means start sketchy but I'd love to see what else you can do.

Based off a photo, but this is for my small contextual references book for A level. It's a tonal sketch of a sculpture. Originally A3 but this may be the scanned and scaled down version, I took the photo a while back so I'm not sure. Just thought I'd share some recent stuff.
Also also also first ever oil painting! :)

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by song&storm » Thu Feb 25, 2016 3:08 pm
@Pareidiolia
I love the concept!
You can focus on improving the lineart first--I'm not much of a digital artist and my first few digital arts are quite sketch-y as well ahaha--but you can make the lines a lot more smoother.
Looking for critique for my watercolor piece over here (click image to enlarge):
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by meowool » Sat Feb 27, 2016 8:09 am
Not me nope wrote:
shiroyasha that hand is really cool, great use of foreshortening
The sketchy style really works! Next you should try clean lines just to see and experiment with how it turns out! By all means start sketchy but I'd love to see what else you can do.

Based off a photo, but this is for my small contextual references book for A level. It's a tonal sketch of a sculpture. Originally A3 but this may be the scanned and scaled down version, I took the photo a while back so I'm not sure. Just thought I'd share some recent stuff.
Whuuuut!? That is amazing!! It looks like I'm looking at an old photo! My GCSE art teacher liked us working big...had to make a A1 plaster cast to pastlet onto, which he then smudged, and my final piece was A0...
Recently I've been doing little watercolours, which are really relaxing!
https://www.instagram.com/p/BAaWfYYF3eO ... olvers_art
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