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@czarek
@czarek
Earth
Trying to get good at drawing, so i can get good at inking, so i can get good at making making manga.
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@joel2311
The original is from Stradomyre on Newgrounds. Im not sure if I got the linequality right. I saw, in the original, how the depth and form aproach was used, the lines got Thiner the further they went. I also recognized how the outlines were thicker than the inner lines. But I still fell like i made some mistake or missed something, but im not sure what it is. If anyone can give me some Feedback, I would be very happy about it :).
@czarek
4mo
he line quality is overall good. only thing I can notice is that the artist used a slightly thinner line for the bottom line of the resting hand. The reason you might think it is off is because your legs aren't in perspective. notice how his legs make almost an arrow shape pointing down while yours are more like a rectangle. Overall in terms of line quality great job.
@czarek
Here is mine and my attempt at overlaying it over the original
Sam Sui
Not quite exact. But, I like it.
@czarek
1yr
Great rendering but the point is to simplify not to realistically render.
@jenquinn3d
Are those censor bars just added in the previews or are they actually on all the images? I’m looking for high quality nude reference packs to properly practise anatomy drawing, I don’t want a censored pack as if there’s anything indecent in the human form.
@czarek
1yr
yes it is uncensored in the actual version
@czarek
Felt like I should do another study, so here is one of Peter Han's work
@czarek
I really Like Gustave Dore's Illustrations, but I don't know if they are the best to study Line Art. I saw the variation he used to show light, but I believe that his shading and crosshatching are kind of distracting.
Julian Blake
I love Duré as well, but indeed he is so, so detailed! It's thousands and thousands of lines. He was on another level!
Thomas Adams
Master study of art done by Tite Kubo. This is definitely a challenge and there is a lot of room for improvement. Look forward to learning as much as I can from doing exercises like this. As far as doing the study though, I used a lot of searching lines.
@czarek
1yr
One thing I noticed is that kubo made the eyes use heavier line weight and you did not capture that in yours. Keep it up and continue. You will only get better and better :)
@czarek
here are mine
@czarek
better late than never
@czarek
I tried to keep it as loose as I could but it looked too messy so i felt I had to come back and clean up the lines for the final picture. It was especially hard for me to think about the spikes and not make them feel 2d.
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