new one

[5-0]

just decided to do my first actual sketch of this year. I just havnt had the time.

http://www.liquidreality-design.co.uk/stance1.jpg

also decided to colour it, it didnt turn out so good though. may retry the colouring

http://www.liquidreality-design.co.uk/model.jpg

c&c welcomed

[phantom_head]

ok, to be honest, i think you should go back and practice your anantomy. loomis is a really good source, and you can download his books for free online...(sorry, i don't remember the url, but you can probably find it on google). good luck!

[TheDirtSyndicate]

good sugestion, and if anyone can remember that url, im interested too.

[5-0]

thanks alot, i shall go get one now. Thanks for helping phantom_head about time i started learning more along those lines.
:D

[Asmodeus]

Oscar Chichoni, one of my favourite ilustrators, says that anatomy is the most difficult thing to draw and the thing where artists have to hardly insist. So practice practice and practice! Use anatomy books, as phantom and complete said, and photographs. I also recommend you to take a look at Adam Hughes work, he´s one of my favourite good girl artists. Here you can see lots of his drawings: http://www.digitalmedusa.com/ah

[Asmodeus]

Joe Chiodo is another serious girl artist. Check his amazing stuff at www.joechiodo.com

[phantom_head]

here's a link that might help...it's to more than just the anatomy books.

andrew loomis (http://www.fineart.sk/index.php?cat=1)