09-12-2012, 12:05 AM
well, I guess it looks pretty good so far.
referencing is good, but I would tweak some things more - especially because there is an owl in the armor, not a normal person.
First - the sword is magically floating on the side - just draw in some belt over the armor, problem fixed.
then owls have no taille - a more roundish armor would probably work better.
then make the rest of the image work together - let the owl have a mor fierce look, or a torn helmet. I also think the arms on the side are too straight - you could bend the left hand so, that it rests on the hilt of the sword for example.
also, I see you humanized the owl a bit (hands) but left the legs .I would make the legs longer - a warrior who needs to waddle towards you is not very scary.
well, those are my two cents, I don't know if they helped you.
other than that i like the painterly look of it, all the colors go pretty well with each other and the idea is something new, too. :D
referencing is good, but I would tweak some things more - especially because there is an owl in the armor, not a normal person.
First - the sword is magically floating on the side - just draw in some belt over the armor, problem fixed.
then owls have no taille - a more roundish armor would probably work better.
then make the rest of the image work together - let the owl have a mor fierce look, or a torn helmet. I also think the arms on the side are too straight - you could bend the left hand so, that it rests on the hilt of the sword for example.
also, I see you humanized the owl a bit (hands) but left the legs .I would make the legs longer - a warrior who needs to waddle towards you is not very scary.
well, those are my two cents, I don't know if they helped you.
other than that i like the painterly look of it, all the colors go pretty well with each other and the idea is something new, too. :D