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    • aska
      aska @Charlie Eve Ryan last edited by

      @Charlie-Eve-Ryan Thank you for recognizing its a beaver;) I defenietly need some texture, so thx for the advice!

      Aska
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      • aska
        aska @K. W. last edited by

        @K.-W. Thank you for great advice!:) I really appreciate the effort you put into your post, You are right about artbrush. It just so easy to paint with it, that i got carried away;) but i guess it looks too flat.

        Aska
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        • Jake Parker
          Jake Parker SVS OG last edited by

          Hi @aska!

          These are some great concepts you have going here. There's so many good ideas!

          However there's something I really want you to start working on and that's figuring out the underlying structure of your characters before you draw the final linework on them.

          Your characters get a little mushy and formless in places and I think it's because you're not drawing the basic 3 dimensional shapes that make up the character's form.

          Another thing you need to watch out for is making sure your characters have a clear, readable, and appealing silhouette.

          I did a draw over of the beaver to illustrate what I'm talkng about. take a look at it and see if you can apply those principles to your future character designs.

          0_1493940030922_aska.jpg
          0_1493940039396_aska02.jpg

          Also, if you haven't watched the Posing Characters video, you need to get on that asap. Lots of great info in that one.

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          • aska
            aska @Jake Parker last edited by

            @Jake-Parker Thank you so much! I really appreciate this 🙂 I do struggle to draw characters in 3D. I will try to redo it according to your advice.

            Aska
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            • aska
              aska @Jake Parker last edited by

              @Jake-Parker Hi, thats my second drawing with beaver. This time I tried to do it with construction lines. In my eyes its a bit better. What do you think? 🙂 I really struggled to draw a saw tho...

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              Aska
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              • DOTTYP
                DOTTYP last edited by

                That was some fantastic information Jake Parker gave you,and your redraw now looks awesome,really like the beaver.

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                • Jake Parker
                  Jake Parker SVS OG @aska last edited by

                  @aska Wow! That's 100% better. Nice work!

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                  • aska
                    aska @Jake Parker last edited by

                    @Jake-Parker thank you:) its very nice that you are helping begginers like me. I am very happy to have joined this forum:)

                    Aska
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                    • aska
                      aska last edited by

                      Just to finish this subject, this is a result. I know its far to perfect and Iam rubbish at painting and messy with lines but step by step 😉 0_1494847030033_6.jpg
                      0_1494847056028_14.jpg

                      Aska
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                      • MOO
                        MOO SVS OG last edited by

                        Your changes were doen really well! I can see you took in what Jake said and it really made a difference.

                        Marsha Ottum Owen

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                        • Peter Jarvis
                          Peter Jarvis last edited by

                          Wow the changes @Jake-Parker suggested have really improved the overall character. Nice work. Love the beaver cutting wood. 🙂

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