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First WIP for a commission I got.
It's for ~michaelmas of ~ArskaTheMan's Charractor Shiro Kamaitachi [link] Crits would be good, please and thanks, just try to ignore the background lines cutting through the charrie. Pose reffed from [link] by ~wookiestock EDIT: Edited from comments in a crit Comments
I think a bit more contour to your line (variation)and a reduction in overlapping lines would really bring out the form of your drawing and reduce visual confusion and let the composition really shine
-- Let the strands of creation capture you, see the splendor of that which is real, but still be memorized by the possibility, Let love, frustration, and sadness fill you, and take you away on a journey The overlapping lines wont overlap when I've got the colour/shading done, the background will be behind the subject. I'm not sure what you mean by 'contour' though?
-- I bought a cactus. A week later it died. And I got depressed, because I thought, Damn. I am less nurturing than a desert. - Demetri Martin, New York Magazine, October 3, 2005 Lines that change in thickness, lines that taper and change in boldness, and thickness. Something an art professor harped on me about
-- Let the strands of creation capture you, see the splendor of that which is real, but still be memorized by the possibility, Let love, frustration, and sadness fill you, and take you away on a journey |
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June 21, 2009
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Other than that, the area where the tail is looks a little awkward, but that could just be that I haven't figured out what is there. I'm a bit easily confused that way especially with the background lines still in.
I really like the arm closest to the camera, it works pretty well. The overall composition of the piece also works pretty well. I would be tempted to make the canvas have more space at the top and to the left, to provide a bit more depth to the overall image.
But it's looking good! The expression and composition works pretty well too
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