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Painting \ Figure | 12/26/07 @298 |
KJMalings |
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This started as a piece just to test some new painting techniques and I got some help from people in various forums. with there help I think it turned out ok.KJMalings
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12/27/07 @118
i like the colors a lot they deliver some great mood
but there are sopme weaknesses with the anatomy
try doing some more references(real/not printed or anything persons i think are the best are the best for practice)
12/30/07 @497
Critique: The thing with the anatomy is this, you can still make her proportions all crazy like a cartoon, but the anatomy still needs to be right, do you get what I mean? For it to be believable in a 3D space, the perpective and anatomy need to be right, even if you are exaggerating the proportions. On the Discussion thread I made a topic called "Loomis Books Here". Download them and read them if you can.
12/30/07 @751
though have to agree with the weaknesses in the anatomy and
you shoud try to differentiate more the different textutures
skin and fabrics looks almost the same
12/30/07 @989