Traditional Where there is one..

Discussion in 'Fan Art' started by Zombiejerry, Aug 8, 2012.

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Make more?

  1. No.

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  2. Yes.

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  3. Practice more.

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  1. Zombiejerry

    Zombiejerry Scruffy Nerf-Herder

    Not the best for sure, please comment and give suggestions.:ssssssssss: [​IMG]
     
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  2. Zombiejerry

    Zombiejerry Scruffy Nerf-Herder

    Good thing I got it in BIG Right?:virorb:
     
  3. ProfssorPleasant

    ProfssorPleasant Void-Bound Voyager

    I like it, you still do need practice though :).
     
  4. Griffinwolf8

    Griffinwolf8 Void-Bound Voyager

    I personally think that you have potential. I like the way you pay attention to the small details. 1 :DD

    I would suggest: You don't have to put up with my tips and lectures.
    • You should try and pay more attention to proportions and realism (Not that you should skip on the detail).
    • Remember one must first be able to draw realistically before one distorts and idealizes... or something like that.:unsure: Basically you should learn to draw realistically before you draw comics or cartoons.
    • Practice often. In art its practice that makes perfect. (I hate using cliches)
    • Traditional pencil is a great -if not the best- basis for almost any artist to start on. 2
    • Ask me anything any time. I have 'resources' (if you would call it that) that could help you out.

    1 I especially love the detail on the steampunk theme you used.
    2 I, myself use pencil as a basis.

    BTW I really think you have potential.

    Thank you for putting up with my useless attempt to help. :geek:

    - Griffinwolf8
     

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