Eggy's Commision || (No longer offering commissions)
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Originally Posted by LumpOfCole
You can never knock a thread too far off topic via Haruhiism.
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Workspace: http://ctolpin.googlepages.com/deskofharuhi.jpg
NEWER Workspace: http://ctolpin.googlepages.com/desktop_01_19_2007.jpg
Stuff + Themes: http://ctolpin.googlepages.com/haruhistuffs.jpg
Closeup on my pride and joys <3:
gosh..
im not haruhism
and i dun have that much stuff of haruhi
but in terms of geek factor i got u beat and left u on dust.
Checkout meh Haruhi inspired workspace-o-rama!
Workspace: http://ctolpin.googlepages.com/deskofharuhi.jpg
NEWER Workspace: http://ctolpin.googlepages.com/desktop_01_19_2007.jpg
Stuff + Themes: http://ctolpin.googlepages.com/haruhistuffs.jpg
Closeup on my pride and joys <3:
gosh..
im not haruhism
and i dun have that much stuff of haruhi
but in terms of geek factor i got u beat and left u on dust.
Quote:
Originally Posted by egnki
divinechancellor
here is ur friends picture.
tried new shading technique today.
i think it came out alright.
her body is the new way and her hands and part of her legs are old way.
i think its better.
status not yet paid Alright, thanks again! Ill pay you online when i can find you
Yup shading came out alright. Im sure the first thing my friend's gonna want to do is photoshop it
here is ur friends picture.
tried new shading technique today.
i think it came out alright.
her body is the new way and her hands and part of her legs are old way.
i think its better.
status not yet paid Alright, thanks again! Ill pay you online when i can find you
Yup shading came out alright. Im sure the first thing my friend's gonna want to do is photoshop it
Wow, your a really great drawer. Do you know of any websites that have some tips on how to draw? And how did you learn to draw, did you just keep practicing sketching things whenever you could? Sorry if I'm asking too many questions, I'm just interesting in becoming a better drawer myself. Anyway, keep up the great work!
I'm a bit of an artist myself as well, and I can tell you this:
If you want to do a good drawing you have to get the anatomy right (or atleast the way u like to have it)...
To do that, its pretty easy to use urself as the object.
First picture the pose, then go stand in that pose yourself, see where ur knees are, where ur arms end and stuff like that...
Arms are longer than most ppl think, so are legs
For a more realistic style, measure ur head (about 1.5 spreaded hand if u have long fingers) then measure ur body in the same way... then project that information on your drawing.
For the hands, hold your own hand like in the pose your drawing and look at it (if possible)
Look where the fingers end up, which are longer from which view, and is the tumb on the backside or on the front? (Seen some ppl make that mistake)
If you go for a somewhat more Eggy-style...
Then the head is somewhat bigger,breasts somewhat higher, legs longer and thinner, and the lines are much different from realistic style.
For instance, the way Eggy draws a head, they have a very pointed chin most often (which looks great in that style)..
The most difficult part is the pose, by far (which eggy does really really well *jealous*)
Some hints on poses: Don't make the character have a straight back, it usually makes them look like they are frozen solid..
Draw the S curve of a woman's back early in your drawing, it makes it easier to draw the rest right (shoulders/arms/head/legs) as then you have something to hold on to..
If u try a view from the side, don't place one leg exactly behind the other, try to show both arms or it might look like something is missing..
Don't start with hard angles early on, not a good plan
A womans upper legs are fatter and longer than you think
A person with arms stretched by the side, go down to half the upper legs.. (nearly at the knees), this is LONG
If u draw women, draw hips (or they look like men)
Hands are big
I can't do feet so I won't tell u anything about feet
I hope this helps......
Btw Eggy, very very nice drawings, like nearly all of them especially the more swingy poses
If you want to do a good drawing you have to get the anatomy right (or atleast the way u like to have it)...
To do that, its pretty easy to use urself as the object.
First picture the pose, then go stand in that pose yourself, see where ur knees are, where ur arms end and stuff like that...
Arms are longer than most ppl think, so are legs
For a more realistic style, measure ur head (about 1.5 spreaded hand if u have long fingers) then measure ur body in the same way... then project that information on your drawing.
For the hands, hold your own hand like in the pose your drawing and look at it (if possible)
Look where the fingers end up, which are longer from which view, and is the tumb on the backside or on the front? (Seen some ppl make that mistake)
If you go for a somewhat more Eggy-style...
Then the head is somewhat bigger,breasts somewhat higher, legs longer and thinner, and the lines are much different from realistic style.
For instance, the way Eggy draws a head, they have a very pointed chin most often (which looks great in that style)..
The most difficult part is the pose, by far (which eggy does really really well *jealous*)
Some hints on poses: Don't make the character have a straight back, it usually makes them look like they are frozen solid..
Draw the S curve of a woman's back early in your drawing, it makes it easier to draw the rest right (shoulders/arms/head/legs) as then you have something to hold on to..
If u try a view from the side, don't place one leg exactly behind the other, try to show both arms or it might look like something is missing..
Don't start with hard angles early on, not a good plan
A womans upper legs are fatter and longer than you think
A person with arms stretched by the side, go down to half the upper legs.. (nearly at the knees), this is LONG
If u draw women, draw hips (or they look like men)
Hands are big
I can't do feet so I won't tell u anything about feet
I hope this helps......
Btw Eggy, very very nice drawings, like nearly all of them especially the more swingy poses
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Mistical Miss,
As I have not yet found any mistakes on egnik's drawings, wich I think are great btw ( I only don't order one because I myself have no money). I think those tips will be useful for many other people who aspire to be great drawers like me. I'm fourteen years old and everybody I personally know say I'm a great drawer ( for my age, of course), I've realized I have a problem with poses. My pictures all seem static and frozen. I've been trying to supress that problem but it hasn't been working out.
Egnik, keep drawing, your works are really masterpieces. When I get one platinum, I'll order a picture of a paragon. I don't want to fill you up with work, though.
As I have not yet found any mistakes on egnik's drawings, wich I think are great btw ( I only don't order one because I myself have no money). I think those tips will be useful for many other people who aspire to be great drawers like me. I'm fourteen years old and everybody I personally know say I'm a great drawer ( for my age, of course), I've realized I have a problem with poses. My pictures all seem static and frozen. I've been trying to supress that problem but it hasn't been working out.
Egnik, keep drawing, your works are really masterpieces. When I get one platinum, I'll order a picture of a paragon. I don't want to fill you up with work, though.
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