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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Originally Posted by
Fri
Ooh, tutorials O_o
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Originally Posted by
Prime32
Nice, may I enquire as to how you draw them?
They're not bad but the pixely-quality kinda confuses me.
Piiiiixels @_@
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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Originally Posted by
Keveak
Nice, may I enquire as to how you draw them?
They're not bad but the pixely-quality kinda confuses me.
Piiiiixels @_@
Paint.NET. On a laptop touchpad.
More out of convenience than anything.
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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Originally Posted by
Prime32
Paint.NET. On a laptop touchpad.
More out of convenience than anything.
You should try OpenCanvas.
It has a waterpaint tool and everything :smalltongue:
Nah, you use what you want and I what I want :smallwink:
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I have Photoshop and a Bamboo. They just aren't in a convenient place. :smalltongue:
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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Originally Posted by
memnarch
Reminds me of Jeanne.
Who? :smallconfused:
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That's what I get for not noticing a second page. I meant the newest image you posted looks like her.
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Hmmm... I currently have access to Photoshop and my Bamboo. I wonder if there'll be any improvement...
Wait, I did it again, didn't I?
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The waist and upper thighs need slimming in my opinion.
And yes, you did draw another Touhou character.
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I think he refers to "drawing ultra thick characters"
Do you sketch first, prime?
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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Originally Posted by
memnarch
The waist and upper thighs need slimming in my opinion.
The positioning of the arms makes it worse.
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And yes, you did draw another Touhou character.
*screams*
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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Prime32
The positioning of the arms makes it worse.
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The arms look quite fine though. :smallconfused:
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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Originally Posted by
Fri
I think he refers to "drawing ultra thick characters"
Do you sketch first, prime?
Not much in this case. I drew guidelines for the arms, and another to keep things vertical.
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Originally Posted by
memnarch
The arms look quite fine though. :smallconfused:
I mean they cover the upper part of her stomach, making it look wider.
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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Originally Posted by
memnarch
The arms look quite fine though. :smallconfused:
They are a little short, making it look like she is broader than she is.
But it looks good enough, Prime. Everybody have something they can improve :smallsmile:
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Disclaimer: i can't draw worth anything, have some salt at hand :smallwink:.
The ankles. I think the perceived fatness can be blamed on those. If the ankles were slimmer, the legs would look more muscled than fat. The ankle might be as slim as 50% the calves*. Your's are at 75% or so for Meling here and closer to 85% on the older pics.
Maybe extend the upper line of the arm to define the elbow more. Would make the arms look longer too.
But otherwise it's quite nice :smallsmile:.
Except you 'forgot' her pants :smalltongue:.
*english as second language, terminology a bit lost V Thanks :smallsmile:.
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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Originally Posted by
IncoherentEssay
Disclaimer: i can't draw worth anything, have some salt at hand :smallwink:.
The ankles. I think the perceived fatness can be blamed on those. If the ankles were slimmer, the legs would look more muscled than fat. The ankle might be as slim as 50% the (leg inbetween ankle-knee)*. Your's are at 75% or so for Meling here and closer to 85% on the older pics.
Maybe extend the upper line of the arm to define the elbow more. Would make the arms look longer too.
But otherwise it's quite nice :smallsmile:.
Except you 'forgot' her pants :smalltongue:.
*english as second language, terminology a bit lost :smallsigh:
Those would be the calves (calf, singular, calves, plural).
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Is this an improvement?
Comparison:
EDIT: Coloured version
Still have to fix those rakshasa hands.
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The thing with the ankles certainly helped.
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memnarch
The thing with the ankles certainly helped.
Definitely.
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A lot better, nice work, Primey :smallsmile:
Now to nitpick on irrelevant details (:smalltongue:)
Just from my point of view the feet look a bit too short, the shoe doesn't seem to have enough space for the toes. Might just be me, though :smallsmile:
Oh! And her hand look reversed to me, is her thumb facing the viewer?
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Much better :smallsmile:.
I think the 'rakshasa hands' come from the 'bump' in the hand following the line from the elbow, makes it look like a thumb. Making it a smooth curve and maybe elongating the finger a bit could help? Also, wouldn't the thumb be hidden behind the fist, showing only four fingers to the viewer in that pose and angle?
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My suggestions/corrections: :smallsmile:
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Started a thread for getting avs to have transparent backgrounds in programs that don't support them.
http://www.giantitp.com/forums/showthread.php?p=9607734
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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Originally Posted by veekie
Try Flandre next? Bling wingz.
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Bonus points for Laevatein.
Hur hur.
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Who were those two people?
And while most of her looks nice... well, I can't stop staring the potato head.
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For me it's the straight-as-ruler legs :smalltongue:.
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Look at the filename. Please. :smalltongue: And take it easy.
Though it turned out better than I expected. Drawn with a mouse.
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Still taking suggestions here.
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Originally Posted by
Prime32
Still taking suggestions here.
Well, on one note, I just realized you don't have any art of male characters up here yet. What gives? :smalltongue:
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Re: Prime's Art Thread III
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Originally Posted by
M-Bark
Well, on one note, I just realized you don't have any art of male characters up here yet. What gives? :smalltongue:
I've drawn a guy or two. But my problems lie in making things too chunky, so I've been practicing with feminine forms.
Oh, the China pic has an improved version on DA. And it has more comments than all my other deviations combined. >_<