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[Boreal]

The latest iteration of my character.  This is pretty close to what I'm going to use as a reference for a sprite.

[ink.inc]

New NCO profile for my N9NEHART project.
Name - Izabela Irakov
Callsign - Malice, The Butcher of NSC
Nationality - EurAsia - Russian Federation

Just wanted to point out that the arms/torso are too stubby :0

[airman4]

God
I cant charge this page , my web connexion -_-

anyway long time no post here and maybe not goin back before a long long time

Video game character i did for a stage



Lord , i'm taking some risk here , hope it will prevail in the end.

[UNiCOMICS]

the thing that annoys me about this picture and I didn't realise it before I finished it is that I got the red hand on the wrong side... oh well enjoy!

[Darion]

God
I cant charge this page , my web connexion -_-

anyway long time no post here and maybe not goin back before a long long time

Video game character i did for a stage


Lord , i'm taking some risk here , hope it will prevail in the end.

Really eerie ... Looks like she is hiding some shrunken heads or something. Would add a lot to the atmosphere if there was more play with lighting using darker shadows and bumping up the saturation of the eyes.

I dig it, very cool.

[Boreal]

I still can't get that manga look.  I think I need to work on my eyes.

[UNiCOMICS]

I still can't get that manga look.  I think I need to work on my eyes.

personally I think you should look at some refrences of different styles and anatomy that should help with creating your manga style. Or alternatively you can look at low poly video game models that could help you get the little chibi like look you are looking for.

[ink.inc]

@boreal: the best way to draw anime (or anything really) is to take a /really/ close look at actual things drawn by good anime artists, and study them (eyes, noses, ears, anatomy); replicate pieces if you have to

tho tbh i would avoid learning how to draw from anime; many anime artists commit very egregious mistakes and you'll prob end up pigeonholing yourself into a very limited artistic corner. and at any rate the best anime artists have solid traditional art backgrounds so GO STUDY THAT too

[UNiCOMICS]

@boreal: the best way to draw anime (or anything really) is to take a /really/ close look at actual things drawn by good anime artists, and study them (eyes, noses, ears, anatomy); replicate pieces if you have to

tho tbh i would avoid learning how to draw from anime; some artists commit very egregious mistakes and you'll prob end up pigeonholing yourself into a very limited artistic corner. and at any rate the best anime artists have solid traditional art backgrounds so GO STUDY THAT too

Yeah I completely agree I know quite a few artists that do that, and now stuck doing the same thing over and over again its quite dishearting to see but all you can do is help them and push them in the right direction. but as I said before get some references and stuff and you should be fine

[Blambo]

@boreal: the best way to draw anime (or anything really) is to take a /really/ close look at actual things drawn by good anime artists, and study them (eyes, noses, ears, anatomy); replicate pieces if you have to

tho tbh i would avoid learning how to draw from anime; many anime artists commit very egregious mistakes and you'll prob end up pigeonholing yourself into a very limited artistic corner. and at any rate the best anime artists have solid traditional art backgrounds so GO STUDY THAT too

before you learn anime pls learn anatime

[UNiCOMICS]

@boreal: the best way to draw anime (or anything really) is to take a /really/ close look at actual things drawn by good anime artists, and study them (eyes, noses, ears, anatomy); replicate pieces if you have to

tho tbh i would avoid learning how to draw from anime; many anime artists commit very egregious mistakes and you'll prob end up pigeonholing yourself into a very limited artistic corner. and at any rate the best anime artists have solid traditional art backgrounds so GO STUDY THAT too

before you learn anime pls learn anatime

I think that was already stated.

[ink.inc]

yes!

[Blambo]

mm yeah i was just making a bad pun while trying to emphasize that point. i think it's good advice!

[UNiCOMICS]

I am sure there are some tutorials on how to draw and stuff like that are in the tutorial sections of the forum.

[airman4]

God
I cant charge this page , my web connexion -_-

anyway long time no post here and maybe not goin back before a long long time

Video game character i did for a stage


Lord , i'm taking some risk here , hope it will prevail in the end.

Really eerie ... Looks like she is hiding some shrunken heads or something. Would add a lot to the atmosphere if there was more play with lighting using darker shadows and bumping up the saturation of the eyes.

I dig it, very cool.

Thanks
We still dont much how we gonna use it
For the moment it's kind of non animated props for background

For shadows , i dunno , i'm kinda afraid now of using dark shadows , i try to avoid them as much i can
I think i used them too much (if i understand well your words )

[Boreal]

Don't worry, I'm not just drawing anime.  I've been studying human anatomy as well.

[gimymblert]

anime = human anatomy, in fact that's the less stylized part of anime if you discount super deformed and even the head make more sense once you study actual head.

However I would say my standard answer, start with proportion and volume reporting, anything else come from that.

[Conker534]

tho tbh i would avoid learning how to draw from anime; many anime artists commit very egregious mistakes and you'll prob end up pigeonholing yourself into a very limited artistic corner. and at any rate the best anime artists have solid traditional art backgrounds so GO STUDY THAT too

all the time ive wasted

all those years

[rj]

working on this more

[Nu-Type]

New NCO profile for my N9NEHART project.
Name - Izabela Irakov
Callsign - Malice, The Butcher of NSC
Nationality - EurAsia - Russian Federation

Just wanted to point out that the arms/torso are too stubby :0

Hmm, now that you mention it, yeah. There are a few things I'll need to fix. The right arm, better the foreshortening a bit on the left arm, and work the torso between the Ribcage and Thighs.