At 9/16/06 12:09 PM, Doodle wrote:
Negative Feedback : You're lazy!
Postivite Feedback : You don't feel pressured by work!
At 9/16/06 12:18 PM, MetalDart wrote:
I'd love some advice on my drawings.
And I didn't do a background on purpose, and I know the little things matter the most so sorry about that. :P
You copied off something, and it didn't work : (
When you base yourself off something, try to draw the biggest elements first in very little detail, i.e the torso I guess. Then place the legs, arms and whatever else according to the proportion of the torso.
Another thing to check out is if you understand how things are shaped and why. For instance, let's say there's stripe or a pipe that runs on the costume. If you draw the starting point and then just try to make the pipe follow the same line as the drawing you're copying without really knowing where its going, then you'll just make some weird crooked thing.
If you understand your shapes, you can interpret them yourself and draw them so they look more natural even if they're not EXACTLY like your model.
At 9/16/06 12:19 PM, MrMonopoly wrote:
Drew this Bedn and Wade pic last year, got a B- becausee you weren't supposed to color.
I need to smooth it out, however.
At 9/16/06 12:19 PM, MrMonopoly wrote:
Drew this Bedn and Wade pic last year, got a B- becausee you weren't supposed to color.
I need to smooth it out, however.
Ok one thing that would really help you out is learning that when you color, you don't leave white spots.
Buy some markers or something if that'll help you do it faster :o
At 9/16/06 12:25 PM, fetusdoctor wrote:
Anywho, comments please!
Well.
Its pretty awful :o
What can I say? That's what happens when you MS paint something in 5 minutes.