Hello guys,
So I started drawing
and ........seems to be a lot harder than I expected. I am starting this sketchbook in order to keep track of my progress. Started with some Loomis with pencil and real paper
and then moved to my tablet. I know there isn't much anybody can help me right now, and only practice might take me to better results, but I would appreciate any critiques anybody might have for me
So here is my start :
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But it looks like you're really trying to pick up as much as you can, so just keep practicing, and over time you will definitely see an improvement. What's most important is that you just keep at it.
So keep going, and have some fun with it!
and this head that i was learning how to work with alpha hair- probably going to have to redo it all. This is in cryengine.
Overall very good anatomy!
Some crits…
-Hands look a little big if you size them up to the head.
-Head possibly just a little bigger
-upper quads to the hip insertion points need some work. Looks like you are still doing stuff there tho.
-forarms could use some more love, can’t see the tri’s very well, but they look a little low. Bicep should have a gap where it connects with the forarms, this will shorten the bicep a bit and make it look correct.
-I would increase the size of the lats (under the arms). They look disproportional to the rest of his muscle development. This will also help carry threw the “V” taper because he has very wide shoulders at the moment.
Again, good job man, hope you keep working at this!
Thanks again for the great critiques
besieds that you are doing a great job!
I worked some more on this here based on some of the critiques I got. I tried to improve the forearms and where the biceps dives into them also scaled downthe hands with 10% or so, Worked some more on the lats and on the part where the quads originate and how the leg transitions into the upper body. I might have to stop now as I have to get to the low poly and baking
I tweaked the lights and textures a bit more and those are the final shots i prepare for my portfolio: