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At 1/3/14 08:08 PM, Aliveoncamera wrote:

The pose is okay. It still feels a little stiff, to be honest. You should study more poses, both from real life, and from other games/movies/drawings for a while. It'll help with leaps and bounds with being able to draw people and even objects in general from different angles. What I'm trying to say, is practice, practice, practice.

Thanks for the advice. :)

At 1/4/14 05:06 PM, Cairos wrote: Single images are unfortunately not animated.
In order to represent things in motion it's required to have some knowledge of balance and how energy is going to be exerted in the figure.

Thank you for the advice on how I can improve my work and nice sketch as an example.

At 1/7/14 11:33 AM, HypnoSquido wrote:

At 1/4/14 01:30 PM, Purplelover1995 wrote:

At 8/19/13 10:52 AM, HypnoSquido wrote: A little funny gift I made to a friend of mine.

That is a cute panda nice work! :)

Thank you very much!

Your welcome :)

At 8/19/13 10:52 AM, HypnoSquido wrote: A little funny gift I made to a friend of mine.

That is a cute panda nice work! :)

I would like to know how I did on a fan art drawing of a Street Fighter character Elena, I have a habit for drawing people posed standing facing front and arms, legs straight down. And would like to have some criticism of how I did on the pose.