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Kalon wrote:Positive:
Great colouring, use of light and shadow. It adds a great depth to the piece. I like Charger426's detail, always have. Its a really great piece of work, both of you.
Negative:
On a personal note, something about Charger426's posing of characters... just doesn't come of completly natural to me.
Sunstar wrote:Kalon wrote:Positive:
Great colouring, use of light and shadow. It adds a great depth to the piece. I like Charger426's detail, always have. Its a really great piece of work, both of you.
Negative:
On a personal note, something about Charger426's posing of characters... just doesn't come of completly natural to me.
Thanks very much.
I would respond that during a fight, I am sure all positions are not entirely natural looking. I think It is hard to stop a fight mid motion because of that. If you look at a lot of sports photographs you'll see some pretty strange shots in that. So, on that, I think they look pretty good. I certianly couldn't draw it better or improve it.
here is one such example to what I mean: These two look awkward and... unnatural.
sorry for the um.. "content" it was all I could find in a moments notice. but the kicker looks pretty awkard...
Sunstar wrote:I got those dolls myself... but they pose poorly. I just tried to get mine in that sitting positon but it didn't want to.
Kalon wrote:My question for Charger426 is this:
Do you draw freestyle(no models) or do you use a wooden manikin like the attached image? I ask as one of my colleagues who does 3D animation has 3 of them to help insure proper range of motion for things. They many help you out, even with that 'dancing' fight scene you posted earlier. You do great work, and I'd love to see you become ever better.
Sunstar wrote:my mother, who is a trained artist, would say take your art and put it away and look at it the next day. errors will jump out at you then.
Kalon wrote:Sunstar wrote:Kalon wrote:Positive:
Great colouring, use of light and shadow. It adds a great depth to the piece. I like Charger426's detail, always have. Its a really great piece of work, both of you.
Negative:
On a personal note, something about Charger426's posing of characters... just doesn't come of completly natural to me.
Thanks very much.
I would respond that during a fight, I am sure all positions are not entirely natural looking. I think It is hard to stop a fight mid motion because of that. If you look at a lot of sports photographs you'll see some pretty strange shots in that. So, on that, I think they look pretty good. I certianly couldn't draw it better or improve it.
here is one such example to what I mean: These two look awkward and... unnatural.
sorry for the um.. "content" it was all I could find in a moments notice. but the kicker looks pretty awkard...
Not really. Its about body mechanincs. The foot bone connected to the leg bone... yadda yadda. In your example the players are all staying within proper range of motion for the human frame. In drawing it can take some time(I used to draw and paint alot, 5-6 years, mainly high school and college) to get range of motion/positioning right. Charger426 is close, but its off just a little.
My question for Charger426 is this:
Do you draw freestyle(no models) or do you use a wooden manikin like the attached image? I ask as one of my colleagues who does 3D animation has 3 of them to help insure proper range of motion for things. They many help you out, even with that 'dancing' fight scene you posted earlier. You do great work, and I'd love to see you become ever better.
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