05-24-2020, 10:16 PM
Hot damn you are killing it!
I'm really in awe with the gesture studies, imagination two bottom ones and the crouching one is a runner up. The torso study on zbrush looks good!!! Cobra-dragon looks very believable, are you using it for something? Story or otherwise?
The weakest probably that motorbike attempt within the shoes and the bipod mech legs on the last? (mainly a perspective thing, far away being bigger than closer one, but you might have run out of space lol).
I caught you attempted a pair of faces that had somewhat different proportions that the ones you seem to like ( a couple of guys) but most seem to fall back on a certain similar ratio (kinda feet inside the same triangle). I think you could go crazier but that's up to you ha ha.
About the lines, tricky. When I began I focused on linework because it kept things simpler.. then after starting to paint, I realized at least for me, that I would learn so much more and way faster by painting than by drawing, because drawing you filter a lot of info out, when you paint you can't do so (to a point, you can always go grimdark and put everything in shadows lol). A line drawing can just hint at a shape or what not, but is mostly empty space within enclosed space ha ha (that's why is quick!). So I dunno, I see you don't seem to have issues with your paintings or colors, so you keep following those steps, wherever they lead, not everyone has the same needs or paths to follow heh.
I'm really in awe with the gesture studies, imagination two bottom ones and the crouching one is a runner up. The torso study on zbrush looks good!!! Cobra-dragon looks very believable, are you using it for something? Story or otherwise?
The weakest probably that motorbike attempt within the shoes and the bipod mech legs on the last? (mainly a perspective thing, far away being bigger than closer one, but you might have run out of space lol).
I caught you attempted a pair of faces that had somewhat different proportions that the ones you seem to like ( a couple of guys) but most seem to fall back on a certain similar ratio (kinda feet inside the same triangle). I think you could go crazier but that's up to you ha ha.
About the lines, tricky. When I began I focused on linework because it kept things simpler.. then after starting to paint, I realized at least for me, that I would learn so much more and way faster by painting than by drawing, because drawing you filter a lot of info out, when you paint you can't do so (to a point, you can always go grimdark and put everything in shadows lol). A line drawing can just hint at a shape or what not, but is mostly empty space within enclosed space ha ha (that's why is quick!). So I dunno, I see you don't seem to have issues with your paintings or colors, so you keep following those steps, wherever they lead, not everyone has the same needs or paths to follow heh.