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Published: 2014-05-30 09:11:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 2614; Favourites: 114; Downloads: 0
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An elongated alien/demon lady from my sketchbook. Let me know what you think! Comments and shares are always appreciated. Hope you all have a good weekend. ------------------------------
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Comments: 18
Reminds me of something from StarCraft, or perhaps Left 4 Dead. I don't know, it looks like a video game enemy of some kind. I love it! :3
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Cheers, want to draw more creepy/lovely ladies in future
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awesome work i like that you're work like your style feel free to come and check out my work on youtube here one of my video www.youtube.com/watch?v=SYowfy…
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Great character design . Love the detailing and use of fabric to offset the exposed raw flesh areas. She's very ambiguous in feel, she could either be kind and elegant or cold and lethal. Anyways awesome work Austen
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Cheers man, had the idea that she's wrapped in some sort of alien bio-suite - that elongates and changes her features slowly, and provides protection and long life.
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love the detialing in the chest, and how it demonstrates form in the figure, also liking the jutting, skeletal shoulders
awesome sketch dude
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Cheers man, now I've just gotta get all these sketches finished :s
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Sounds good, gotta get on that
If you dont mind me asking, what is your process for rendering detail?
Do you lay out your basic elements first, then go over with detail?
or do you go straight to detail and work your way around the image like that?
I ask because I find a lot of what I draw jsut looks simple with out of place detailing slapped on top of it
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Your best bet is always to do the basic shape and form first, then get the details sorted out later. In the past I've done the other way, or done sketching in my sketchbook and then taken it further digitally, but it's always harder to know what works and what doesn't when you've spent time detailing something as you're more attached to it. Remember that if something works as a loose sketch or thumbnail, composition or character concept - it will work on the big scale. Good luck with your future stuff and thanks!
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