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Pixie from Monster Ranchers
http://i849.photobucket.com/albums/a...besPics002.jpg
Some chick, I forgot who I was going for, turned out a slight bit deformed with the big lips, maybe Liv Tyler, not sure...
Nice. Both pics are looking good but I think the eyes,mouth and nose needs a little bit more work. Your style is P much on the realism side[thats what I think] so I would also advice you to work on shading as well. But anyway its cool nevertheless xDD. Keep it up :3.
Thanks bud.
Liebeeeeeeeeeeeeee!! -shnuggles- <3
I finally get to see how these turned out xD
Just a few things: a) Be carefull of the width and angle of the shoulders. To me they seem a bit to wide and very straight across. The angle of a woman's shoulders tends to be sloped just a bit more and very soft. b) The line you are using to define the chin makes them seem harsh and masculine. The same effect can be easily achieved by just a small amount of shading or linework just below the bottom lip. These tips are focused on making both women seem more feminine.
Oh behave, baybee!!!
Anyways, I tried, but I just grew frustrated with it, I couldn't get the chin or shoulders right so I just did what I always do, drew them and went on with the rest of the stuff. I know, it's not a good thing to do, and I'll do my best to refrain from continuing this practice, thanks a lot KBeauty.
I can't help it darling. You bring out the worst in me ;D
Oh, Wrrrooow, heh heh.
Great stuff, although i admit that i like the second girl better, with her i think, you should only fix the mouth and she'll be awsome!!!
Problem?
Originally Posted by GunZet
Thanks broski.
it looks good. like everyone else has said, i think you should work on the mouth and eyes. you have a lot of realism in your style, i like that. another thing that you should work on is cleaner lines. but thats just smaller detail, so don't really worry about it now. It looks good though.
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