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#221
Nov 25 2012 05:51am
Quote (INaga @ Nov 25 2012 12:03am)
http://i49.tinypic.com/1tn40o.png

WIP


dat blending...o.o
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#222
Nov 25 2012 06:19am
Quote (INaga @ Nov 25 2012 12:03am)
http://i49.tinypic.com/1tn40o.png

WIP


I think this is an improvement; it's the most accomplished piece you've posted. keep going.



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Nov 25 2012 10:02pm
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I think this is an improvement; it's the most accomplished piece you've posted. keep going.


Alright thanks!
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Nov 28 2012 08:55pm


to lazy to shrink and flip
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#225
Nov 28 2012 09:54pm
drawing eyes, i understand
but never understood the need to draw one eye

eyes are so unique, you need to draw hundreds on a page to understand their shape
pls stay away from the cliche eyes, and focus on sketching eyes from different angles
eyeballs are completely spherical, but eye lids give the face its characteristics

tldr: draw lots of detail-less eyes. small ones. they'll help you understand eye structure better

e/
something like this would be a good start



oh and eyes aren't recognizable without eyebrows.

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#226
Nov 28 2012 10:11pm
Quote (TheShattered @ Nov 29 2012 03:54am)
drawing eyes, i understand
but never understood the need to draw one eye

eyes are so unique, you need to draw hundreds on a page to understand their shape
pls stay away from the cliche eyes, and focus on sketching eyes from different angles
eyeballs are completely spherical, but eye lids give the face its characteristics

tldr: draw lots of detail-less eyes. small ones. they'll help you understand eye structure better

e/
something like this would be a good start
http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2010/145/4/2/Eye_Sketching_Exercise_by_Pair_by_noel4037.jpg


oh and eyes aren't recognizable without eyebrows.


haha yea man, feels like at some point or another, everyone does that giant overly rendered single eye
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#227
Nov 28 2012 10:26pm
Quote (TheShattered @ Nov 28 2012 11:54pm)
drawing eyes, i understand
but never understood the need to draw one eye

eyes are so unique, you need to draw hundreds on a page to understand their shape
pls stay away from the cliche eyes, and focus on sketching eyes from different angles
eyeballs are completely spherical, but eye lids give the face its characteristics

tldr: draw lots of detail-less eyes. small ones. they'll help you understand eye structure better

e/
something like this would be a good start
http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2010/145/4/2/Eye_Sketching_Exercise_by_Pair_by_noel4037.jpg


oh and eyes aren't recognizable without eyebrows.


i scrolled up and i thought he did those i was like wtf!
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Nov 28 2012 11:26pm
Quote (TheShattered @ Nov 28 2012 08:54pm)
drawing eyes, i understand
but never understood the need to draw one eye

eyes are so unique, you need to draw hundreds on a page to understand their shape
pls stay away from the cliche eyes, and focus on sketching eyes from different angles
eyeballs are completely spherical, but eye lids give the face its characteristics

tldr: draw lots of detail-less eyes. small ones. they'll help you understand eye structure better

e/
something like this would be a good start
http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs71/i/2010/145/4/2/Eye_Sketching_Exercise_by_Pair_by_noel4037.jpg


oh and eyes aren't recognizable without eyebrows.


Ah thanks man (: will do more while in ISS tomorrow
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Nov 28 2012 11:45pm
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Nov 29 2012 06:31am
Quote (INaga @ Nov 29 2012 06:45am)
http://i47.tinypic.com/157c2gx.jpg


Yes, yes yes. If you filled a sketchbook with studies like this and other sketches, your work will be unrecognizable within a few months.

When copying the studies, don't just look at the features and proportions, look at how the artist uses the lines to create form and value

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