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  Edit: All the fast drawings that appear in the course of this thread can be seen in my DeviantArt Gallery Fast Art collection, seen here: http://andrewanimation.deviantart.com/gallery/#Fast-Art _____________________________________________________ these first ones took only 10-15 minutes each in photoshop using a wacom tablet, never any longer than 15 minutes per sketch:    |
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Nice stuff overall. Good posing choices, watch the proportions in the legs versus the rest of the body.
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those are really good
they're really flowy looking, when I draw mine always look really stiff... |
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i know mana, you don't have to say xd i just rushed them, since they only took 10-15 min each=)
thanks kay..flow is important=] especially with hair. i'd suggest going really loose with it, use a lotta curvy curves and shtuff^_~ |
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lol curvy curves
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23 min:
 my 'extremely fast sketches' are now getting undesirably slower!=D yay!!=D |
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Your longer poses seem to stiffen up. Nice toning. Makes me wanna sketch. *runs off to do so*
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i think it has something to do with the sketchiness, the rough lines and all that jazz, making the sketches look more alive
yes!! the power of inspiration>:] |
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Seeing other's sketchbooks always does it for me. Hope to see more stuff 3nodding
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hope to make more stuff xD i sketch randomly, as soon as an awesome pose for one of my characters comes to mind=) i pick up the wacom, time myself, and upload that badboy!xD
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I'm afraid her legs look almost as thick as her torso in that last picture. I like the way you draw the wrinkles in the sock tops
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i certainly overdid it!!=D
lol you're like..my official sketchbook commenter-on-er=D |
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