Any other cnc?

non?

You need a lot of practice on the human form, and proportions. colors are alright but I think could be more assertive, and your brush strokes could also use inlargeining. [made up word]

what is wrong with the from and proportions? wondering

she has little children's feet, no calf muscles, no knees, her spin is as though it is facing us though she is catty-corner us, she has a man left shoulder and a female right one, her bisep is a bit large while her forearm is not proportional.

The lighting appears to be what she is facing, yet the most cast shadow is her right side. Where if it was in front of her or to the left a bit, it would reflect off the wall giving a some small lighting to that area.

thanks

scrapped ;p

back to sketching more

Also, the spine.

That is a great way to show her curves, from what I see from the back it could be a guy. she should have a curvy spine to match the position shes sitting in.

Edit: all in all, its not bad. and you already seem to grasp the secrete to success

This post was edited by FloraFreak on Sep 26 2010 07:41pm

far from it =/

idunno how but i missed most of these paintings...

a few of them are good like the beach ones etc

i noticed your actually using alot of different shades which is an improvement from this, (one colour with lines painted over the top)



goodjob, keep doing more sketching of the female anatomy and you will get it

This post was edited by iSteroids on Sep 26 2010 08:04pm

oh god that was so early lmfao that stuff is baddddddddd

e:/ ofc the female is the best to sketch

This post was edited by UncleMuscles on Sep 26 2010 08:07pm