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Kveldulf
June 5th, 2006, 10:12 AM
just a fun sketch , just playing around with open canvas- no reference-
any opinions? wondering if the anatomy looks ok, backgrounds a bit naff, still have to do a proper one......
http://img181.imageshack.us/img181/1272/wip9fp.jpg (http://imageshack.us)
White Rose
June 5th, 2006, 11:15 AM
*thinks*
your girl.. looks like she's got something packing down there... and i dont mean she has a gun in her pocket....
1.her arms...
if you ever looked at an anatomy books...or..a body builder pictures..muscles have certain look..when there either tensed up or relax...
and muscles...are formed..into groups..that have definite shapes..
2..
the background...
the sky and the grass..... :|
i think you can use your imagination to conjure something a bit better for a background
for example...
where is her shadow?...how is light reflecting off of her body?
and grass doesnt look like that.. its not flat...like a peice of paper....
and the weapon she is holding..is it spear.. a bow...
i do like the look of the sky...
I like the concept of the idea she's trying to portray...
but i kinda think picture needs a bit more.. developing...before you can call it complete.
Wishes
June 5th, 2006, 11:33 AM
I would try to make her a bit less muscular (right word?). Females have less muscles than you gave her. An I would make her outfit a bit looser. Her ribs and her abs shouldn't show that much.
I also like the clouds, and the pose is quite nice too :) Just have a look at the muscles and her outfit and she'll be fine :)
jblack
June 5th, 2006, 05:14 PM
Pec-Breasts!!:nohope:
Jason Rainville
June 5th, 2006, 05:22 PM
I don't hink anything's wrong with the size of her muscles, just the defenition of them. No one's muscles are so defined, with big black lines around them. Also, no one has ovals for muscles. There are NO oval muscles.
An important part of studying anatomy is learning how skin affects the muscles undernaeth. The skin smothes everything out, makes concave curves out of the seperations of muscles, etc.
For some incredible odd reason though, the anatomy of your hands are actually quite good (despite the perspective of her left hand being very off)
Kveldulf
June 5th, 2006, 06:51 PM
first thanks for looking and cheers for the feedback guys!
yeh i totally agree with the skin comment, i need to render the skin over the muscles much more, get rid of the strong shapes I used to construct them... its just how i drew the sketch - i think this will also make her seem less "muscular"...or rather her definition less harsh, i think she needs her muscularity, i dont think a female warrior would have a lithe glamor model build :P
i didnt even notice the perspective of the left hand but now you mention it , it doesent look right ..
shadowwwww.....hmmm i have no idea where to start with that, since i have no reference im really not sure how to do it at all, ill give it a shot though.... hopefully her enviroment will develope aswell...
ill work into the image more and post updates soon
AshenWraith
June 5th, 2006, 07:28 PM
whoa attack of the outlines!
You're making the classic noob prob of not using good refs and drawing what you think you see, not what's actually there.
You need to draw with refs for a while so that you can get all the basics down. Especially with a woman with a spear or stick, that's pretty simple - you could find a ton of good refs with some digging on google.
No excuses for you.
BONKANAILIOS
June 5th, 2006, 11:17 PM
dont be a jerk.
Edit: wasent sure if it was clear that I was talking straight to ashenwraith
AshenWraith
June 6th, 2006, 03:41 AM
dont be a jerk.
Edit: wasent sure if it was clear that I was talking straight to ashenwraith
Why dont you give him some advice instead of just talking crap and looking stupid?
White Rose
June 6th, 2006, 05:22 PM
first thanks for looking and cheers for the feedback guys!
yeh i totally agree with the skin comment, i need to render the skin over the muscles much more, get rid of the strong shapes I used to construct them... its just how i drew the sketch - i think this will also make her seem less "muscular"...or rather her definition less harsh, i think she needs her muscularity, i dont think a female warrior would have a lithe glamor model build :P
i didnt even notice the perspective of the left hand but now you mention it , it doesent look right ..
shadowwwww.....hmmm i have no idea where to start with that, since i have no reference im really not sure how to do it at all, ill give it a shot though.... hopefully her enviroment will develope aswell...
ill work into the image more and post updates soon
if you can picture ...how it looks... where would the light source be..would it be behind her..is it in front below.. of her
figuring out about shadows. has influence on how you color.. her.. (if you decide to re-color her)... if you need any more tips..feel free to im - me
Mr_S_14
June 6th, 2006, 05:38 PM
I like how you attempted to Define the muscles, even though she looks a bit like a ragdoll, However the lower the picture goes, the more Problems I see. Decent Concept, Hope you learned some things from it and Keep at it..
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