Reply With QuoteId say that the sprites are way better........(i sound like a jerk) As for the chibi.....well i could link you some tutorials about it.......
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Oh, BTW, CHIBI!
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Id say that the sprites are way better........(i sound like a jerk) As for the chibi.....well i could link you some tutorials about it.......
Problem?
Originally Posted by GunZet
You've got a good start on the chibi. I like that the expression is very prominent. :P Looks happy.
Like Ged said, though, you could view a few tutorials to help you about a bit. Let me post a couple to get you started. It's good to see you're putting detail into the clothing already!
Chibi: http://nekoshiei.deviantart.com/art/...orial-55526215 This link explains the following picture.
Here's the image:
http://www.polykarbon.com/tutorials/chibi/chibiart.htm
Hope this is helpful! Keep practicing, and you'll keep getting better.
Chibis: Full name Super Deformed or SD... (for refferances if you do some research)
Anyways, I am not that much of a chibi expert and I am still working on mine, however, the biggest advice that I can tell you, which helped me make a perfectly decent chibi look natural, is that the arms of a chibi should never be fully straight out. At the most, they should be about 83-80 degrees from the chibi's body and should, unless sticking straight out (not the 90 degrees straight), contain a cuve. Like the picture Blue Dragon posted up. The arm has a curve like a banana rather than being straight like a pickle....
Anyways, like I said, that's what was my biggest problem starting out...
Keep up the awesome work
Thanks. Especially for all the help
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