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Apollo Illustration in Need Critique and/or Paintover asap - Dark-fenrir - 04-16-2014 Illustration of Apollo, any comments on this wip would be awesome RE: Apollo Illustration in Need Critique and/or Paintover asap - meat - 04-17-2014 Nice rendering skills! I like how you organized the light around his head to show he's the sun god. Maybe you can even push that further and have a stronger light/dark contrast to emphasize the point. Just a couple of detail things - his arm lengths are different, and very noticeably so. His hip is looking a little wide for a male (maybe that's just me though, double check). His jaw is too far back. RE: Apollo Illustration in Need Critique and/or Paintover asap - Dark-fenrir - 04-18-2014 (04-17-2014, 01:41 PM)meat Wrote: Nice rendering skills! I like how you organized the light around his head to show he's the sun god. Maybe you can even push that further and have a stronger light/dark contrast to emphasize the point. Thanks! That helps a lot, I see what you mean about the jaw and the arms RE: Apollo Illustration in Need Critique and/or Paintover asap - Dark-fenrir - 05-09-2014 Okay this version is a bit further along and I tried fixing some of the anatomy issues RE: Apollo Illustration in Need Critique and/or Paintover asap - meat - 05-27-2014 (05-09-2014, 04:06 PM)Dark-fenrir Wrote: The face is looking more natural definitely. You'll need to move that neck muscle forward to meet with the ear and the jaw too. One of the arm still look much shorter than the other, but you might just make that a note for next painting if repainting here is too much work for you atm. RE: Apollo Illustration in Need Critique and/or Paintover asap - Elmst - 05-28-2014 Don't be afraid to erase and re-work complete sections of your painting. I know it is a drag, but the second and some times third time always goes twice as fast. If you know the anatomy is off you need to fix it, if you don't you rob yourself of a great learning experience. I just got done fixing some anatomy issues in a painting I thought was done:/ Have fun with it. |