Comment 25609

Your art work is fine tunning really quickly Every picture you post, I'm noticing improvements in all of them. You still need to work on your head sizes a little, but it's alot better now than before- heck, you could make it as part of your style almost if you work it right ^^ Alot of it I reckon is finding time to sit down and really knuckle down on what something looks like. My suggestion- Draw from a complex picture. Something prefurably with tight or no clothes and draw a complex pose. Don't worry about the lighting, shading, or even the head. Draw the body's form as you see it, and spend your time getting it acurate. Once you think its right, then flip it over, and hold it up to the light and see if the image looks correct the other way around. I don't want to force anyone to do the same habits as me, but when I had the time, I'd spend a whole afternoon getting pictures as good as it can be, and I still get alot wrong. Its a multiplacation of time x correct training/practicing x passion that makes a great picture. There is a guy I know on the internet that posts 10 updates on one picture. These updates are picture perfect segments of the full picture as he finishes off areas. He spends up to a month on one picture, and it is hard to tell if its a drawing when its done unless you see it. He is a professor at an art school (guessed?). You don't need to become that much of a loner. 3 hours is a good start for a simple pose. 5 or more for complex pics... easy. I mentally block off areas into elements of a picture to crit myself- head, shoulders, torso, legs... The head is divided up further into eyes, nose mouth etc... Tutorials help, but without the self crit, then there is only words, and not practise if that makes sence...