hey,
This is my last one.
I want to hear all of your crits.
Thiago
hey,
This is my last one.
I want to hear all of your crits.
Thiago
i liked the original sketch better...not showing the feet...or maybe just show a hint of a foot. also the pose in the sketch makes it seem more ominous...like she's thinking more about what is going to happen and doesn't like it. i would have added a bustier or something...i think it's unusual that she isn't wearing some kind of undergarments for that kind of dress, even if it's just a fitting.
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i agree i prever the sketch but maybe dont scribble as much . try using less strokes
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Agreed. For me that would be the thing that bothers me most. Use a larger brush size to block in the basic values and colors, then work your way down to smaller brushes as you add the detail.Originally Posted by guitarjames
Hey,
just to say thanks. You are helping me a lot with these crits.
I got to agree with that but Im also feeling a lot more at the sketch XD
I find it helpful to make a small clay sculpture in the same pose and put some light on it and see how that helps the entire process.
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