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VladCostin
January 31st, 2008, 12:54 PM
Hi people)) this is my first, I hope not the last))):mittenbop: post here. These are some sketches for my next model, it will be an armored girl. I used silimar to UT style.
I will be thankfull if u will tell me which is the best one, to have an idea what sketch to use for modeling, cause I am not sure yet=))))

VladCostin
January 31st, 2008, 01:02 PM
These are some designs of man clothing..........:steph: hope to start modeling asap something of these:carnifex:

The Fez
January 31st, 2008, 01:19 PM
Good work on these. I can tell you have a good sense of design and structure.

What I would suggest is that you work on your anatomy. Your characters are often leaning in awkward ways. While this can lead to dynamic poses, when done incorrectly it makes your characters look unbalanced. I did this when I was a beginner at illustration. I would draw all my characters leaning in some direction dynamically, as if people just stood around like that all the time. Think about when you stand in a casual stance, do you arch your back and stick you leg out? "Fem Sketch 3" is better grounded and more natural in posture than your other drawings. Why is that?

I'm not saying that there is anything wrong with dynamic poses, but you can certainly wear it out quickly if you do it all the time.

VladCostin
February 4th, 2008, 02:04 AM
Thanks for suggestion Odin_052, I will think about it ))