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jimmy_germain |
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Subject title: Anything i can improve on? plz help?
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jimmy_germain |
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thank you, wish more people would comment though :-/
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Sycra |
Your work looks good. I'd appreciate if you could flip the sideways images so they're the right way up, because it's a bit hard to view when they are sideways... It looks like you're on the right track though. If I could point one thing out though, it seems like some of your pictures are flat. If you build the lines on top of some basic shape forms, it's easier to get a 3-dimensional feel of things.
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jimmy_germain |
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OK! thank you, yeah i've heard some people say that my pictures do look flat before, and sorry for them being sideways
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amer |
Hey Jimmy...
Good job,Great stuff and cool portarit....
I can see that you need to take care of your shading tone abit like for example the shading in your portarits are almost one tone not including the cheecks wich is fine....You need to practice on shading more by controling your hand pressure on the paper. I yet practice controlling my shading tone by assembling objects and apply light effect to it,then start recongnize the light and shade on it. just start simple then you can go for muscle defintion.
The first step to successful pencil shading is to control the movement of your pencil, making sure that every mark you make on the paper works towards creating the shading or modeling effect that you want and thats apply to your figure drawing,your propotion is abslutly fine it's just the shading your need to worry about.You can check out Sycra vid If you haven't seen it,It has great infomation in it....http://www.youtube.com/user/Sycra#p/u/16/M8VhfvLXOJcurl
and sorry for making it too long and hard for you man...GOOD JOB...
Good job,Great stuff and cool portarit....
I can see that you need to take care of your shading tone abit like for example the shading in your portarits are almost one tone not including the cheecks wich is fine....You need to practice on shading more by controling your hand pressure on the paper. I yet practice controlling my shading tone by assembling objects and apply light effect to it,then start recongnize the light and shade on it. just start simple then you can go for muscle defintion.
The first step to successful pencil shading is to control the movement of your pencil, making sure that every mark you make on the paper works towards creating the shading or modeling effect that you want and thats apply to your figure drawing,your propotion is abslutly fine it's just the shading your need to worry about.You can check out Sycra vid If you haven't seen it,It has great infomation in it....http://www.youtube.com/user/Sycra#p/u/16/M8VhfvLXOJcurl
and sorry for making it too long and hard for you man...GOOD JOB...
They may forget what you said ,but will never forget what you draw.....!
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jimmy_germain |
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thank you ! and yes i will take that into account ! i appreciate the advice.
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Shoethief |
If you post up the reference pics for your portraits it would be easier to critique and like Sycra said, flip them so they're easier to view. You're obviously talented though!
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jimmy_germain |
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oh okay ! i definetly will next time,
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krazyengima |
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you are using to many lines you need to focus on shading to bring out your figures not lines
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