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TheWisestDino β Woman in Armour Portrait
Published: 2017-02-09 00:40:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 398; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 2
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Wow such a creative title right? Might change it later.Anyway this took like a week maybe more to do. I find that whenever I work on a piece like this for a long time it turns into a bit of research project too! With this one I learned a lot about armour and its portrayal in video games (especially female armour). Definitely changed my view on a couple of things, plus I learned aΒ lot about different types of armour and how it works.
I'm not entirely happy with this for a variety of reasons. WhatΒ do you guys think? Is there anything I should fix?
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I love the shading on this. You are fantasticΒ at drawing people, I'm jealous!
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Thank you! Finding good brushes to use was hard, but I like how the ones I used turned out
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YYYYYYYYYYYYYYYOOOOOOO NICE BRO
for one thing her hair seems a little too solid? not just the shape, but the back of the head is almost perfectly round and there's not a lot of variation in the size of the strands you drew
also you don't really have enough lost edges, which usually help with keeping the focus on a single subject or part
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THANKSSSS
Also I can see what you are talking about now! Like I see why I don't really like it that much. Never really though of lost edges before, will use that soon!
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NO PROBLEM FAM COME TO ME FOR YOUR ANATOMY AND MUSIC NEEDS
aaa lost edges are super useful for anything with shading because they really highlight the highlights by pushing everything else back. I know photoshop has that tool where you can combine two colors or something like that wish sai had that too tbh and i feel like that would be really useful in doing so o:
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THANKS FOR HELPING ME OUT
Ever since you mentioned the lost edges I have been seeing them everywhere. Its very strange. Also for SAI could you just blend the two colors together and choose the color in the middle? idk
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i mean yeah i guess you could but it's not usually the color i'm going for, i like to get a completely different hue when shading with lost edges and etc
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This is outstanding! Your awesome at humans!
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Thank you so much!
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