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 Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 3:00 pm
Alright, I'm just beginning to draw things that aren't in drawing books. As in, I'm not following things step-by-step anymore, and I was hoping I could get some opinions on my first two drawings. One's my avi, and another is my friend's. Naturally, she changed her avi, so I can't show you what the original looked like for comparisons.
Basically, what I'm asking is, what could use fixing? Example: I know I messed up on my friend's avi, because the hand looks messed up. How could I fix that?Friend AviMy Avi
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Posted: Sun Nov 14, 2010 6:55 pm
Well on your friend's avi here is what you need to focous on. :
Proportions. - that is a big thing. you pretty much got it down but you need alittle more work. Things that could help with proportions is drawing a base body or uhmm stick figure ( not regular stick figures) like the ones you see in books.
Hands.- Some things you cand do for hands is drawing a box then drawing lines out from it making a rough sketch of how the hand might look like in this picture.
Anything else that you want advice on if this isnt enough? I'd be glad to try and help
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Posted: Sun Nov 21, 2010 7:42 am
the porportion need some work but it's a good start. with more practice like look at your own hand or take a picture in that pose and try to draw it. There is nothing better then to have a real life subject to pose in the way you want it to look. Or have handy a mirror to see where the hand would look like in that pose. Sometimes a figurine or action figure helps.
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