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Vincent Aquilina
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3yr
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Wild Warrior with trusty beetle Shield, slaying figs with his sword tail mastery!
Tried to stylize the lemur rather than drawing an exact copy of the image, immensely challenging! Apologies for my camera phone being my only option, no scanner!
I wanted to attempt some bravery by using pens and blue pencil to study certain things like textures and hands since I can't really rub them out! I've been using Peter hans books and some Bridgman (cart before the horse π) as studies for these sheets.
Anybody have any advice for stronger confidence in just line drawing? Especially with things like applying things like shine on metal!
Vincent Aquilina
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4yr
You did a wonderful job on the nose and lips! The nose seems a little flat on the tip and I think it should poke out more contrast wise to the nostrils adjacent from it but despite that maybe small kink you're doing a smashing job.
Your figures are good as well, it might help you to use less cross contours since it can make it feel like you're relying on structure too much and it's making them seem a bit stiff, if you have a perfect mix of your ability to silhoutte a shape and use clean and effective cross contours I think you'll see some good progress!
Gabriel Kahn
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4yr
I love your linework! It makes everything very clean and that helps a lot when you want to improve at art :)
According to the last two panels, I think you need to put in a little more focus in perspective, that's definitelly going to be helpful.
Keep up the good work! :)
Marcus
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4yr
Holy crap the quantity!!! The skulls!! π ππ wow this is so awesome! My sketchbook certainly dosnt look anywhere near this brilliantly presentable hahaha! I love how you organized the pages. It all looks so well done super solid π― The hands, and especially the skulls!! That exploded one and the turnaround are just so awesome. Is that from a MDJ tutorial? Super Great stuff, itβs inspiring to see so much!!
Been studying fundamentals slowly but surely! I used to be an artist who only knew how to paint through observation but never touched fundamental stuff!
Vincent Aquilina
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4yr
You're showing brilliant range on your figures and your lines are looking good! Some legs look a little big and stiff on certain figures but it all reads really well and it appears you are doing well by the Hampton book!