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[ANtY]

Hey, that's the guy that inspired me to make such horns on the helmet. Didn't know the game though.


2,5 hours photo study

[Gabriel Verdon]

That's a legit study dude! Great work. It's awesome to see you really putting in the time to improve your skills.

[Alevice]

Do you have the ref for comparison?

[ANtY]

@Gabriel: thanks

@Alevice:

[Jesse]

That's a legit study dude! Great work. It's awesome to see you really putting in the time to improve your skills.

Agreed! Refreshing to see

[ANtY]

I decided to finally practice in pencil during my 2-weeks vacation:
















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Then when I came back I drew this dwarf crossbowman as a request:



then I polished up my old sketch from april



and today my cousin which is often giving me advice about drawing convinced me to draw some female clothing design (I never draw girls from imagination and I know nothing about clothes) so it was a big challenge for me

poses, anatomy, faces, clothing, everything from imagination:



(RMB->open image for bigger size)

[brett]

I like the style of the three ladies a lot. Very distinctive.

[ANtY]

Thanks

@topic: now I try to learn vector art, using Inkscape

[ANtY]

i'm back at trying to learn to draw so I figured out that I might as well post here in hope for some eye-opening tips and advice :p

my last three photo studies:







and some pencil practice:

[ANtY]

wip

[ANtY]

wip2

[unsilentwill]

Nice hair so far. 

Your brush strokes tend to get a little messy and lazy in some places. Be patient with it, I can tell you're learning a lot and improving with each piece.

[ANtY]

Thanks, haha you may be right, you think I should make a more detailed/longer study?

here's finished version and my edit:





just noticed that the scar isn't very well fit into the skin

[unsilentwill]

It's more about focus and observation and time. It looks like your focus for this one is likeness, skin, and metal. You should be able to see some of your weaknesses, and you can focus on those topics (my humble suggestions being hair, accurate drawing, and cleaner blending at the moment). Learning to paint to imply objects cleanly instead of rendering every detail or putting some messy/sketchy blobs is another skill you can learn from focusing on how you use your brushes.

Keep it up!

[Austiyn]

You're drawings are getting really nice.