These are great! love em. You might want to add "NSFW - NUDITY" in the title.
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the 5 and 6 pictures are definitely the best ones. Especially that study.
I would like to see more studies like that one. :D
Also, i agree with MrBeast, that tag isnt really necessary.
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That bouguereau study looks awesome!
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Keep it up, draw at least two hours every day if you can, looking nice!
love love love them! Ill look out for updates :)
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i think this latest sketch could be really awesome if you fixed some of the problems, otherwise good stuff, keep it up!
This is awesome! How come you didn't add the colored version?
Ahh sweet! And also, good morning!
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You are making great progress with that dinosaur :D
(I just noticed that I never comented on your profile ._.)
Love your studies,they are amazing and your first painting of a warrior is stunning.
Keep up with great work :)
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nice progress in the dinosaur piece indeed, you should try to add some depth and atmosphere to the picture, and retouching the colors/values to get something more a more vibrant look.
I will keep an eye on this!
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I like your line quality in your personal works, though your quick poses are lacking some confidence.
Perhaps some gesture drawing warmups might help?
Your dino rider is looking promising! if you haven't got his books already, James gurney's imaginitive realism has some of the best insights on painting dinosaurs.
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Thanks all of you!
@ Eduardo: I'll try my best to do so, could you be more specific about the depth and atmosphere? i'm not sure how to achieve that, more contrast between everything?
@ Lumens: Thanks a lot! I will work on doing some fast gesture drawings and see if that will improve my sketches. Sadly i have only got Gurney's Color and Light book, but i'll look into more of his books, they are brilliant, i can imagine!
I really appreciate the tips guys :)
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yes, the values and the depth of field mainly, but also integrating the characters with the environment, to do that you need to create harmony between the character colors and the background.
I know i am like a spambot always saying the same, but if you can get these two books:
-Color and Light, and Imaginative realism both by James Gurney.
Those books will help you greatly.