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Published: 2007-03-30 19:20:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 8873; Favourites: 169; Downloads: 198
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Version en espaΓ±ol aquΓ: [link]Well, here is a little tutorial on how do I draw, I probably will continue this so:
What would you like me to talk next?
Comments and questions are welcome and I would love to see the results if you used this for anything
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Aunque este en ingles,
estas intrucciones son I N V A L U A B L E S!
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pues aquΓ las tienes en espaΓ±ol [link]
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esta bien bueno esto!
y en spaΓ±ol cuando?
saludotes
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AquΓ esta la version en espaΓ±ol [link] aunque no veo que a ti te haga falta.
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no creas, siempre olvido estas cosas.
gracias.
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This tutorial is very informative and detailed!I think I can learn a lot from this!Perhaps another tutorial on clothes or action poses would be very useful...
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Glad you found it useful,Im not really good at clothes, but posing is probably the next logical step in the tutorials
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This is EXCELLENT. It's amazing and, dare I say, I've learned a bit and I haven't even read the whole thing.
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Thanks! and it means more coming from you as I wouldn't call your drawings flat
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Nice tutorial! This may come in handy for me when trying to draw characters in different poses.
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Awesome tutorial! It looks very helpful for drawing more dimensional characters.
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Glad to be of any help!
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Nice Tutorial
though i never do base like that i go straight to the out line....hmm maby i should try this and see if my art becomes better ^^
great help!
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Well, this tips help to make the characters look more round, not every one needs to do this, as some people are born with natural talent. As for myself, I no longer do this all the time, just when I got problems getting the drawing right, but in the beginning, I did this almost everytime.
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I already do all that stuff. Also, I noticed Kaira is digitigrade, but you didn't mention anything about it.
Also, I usually have a bit of trouble with tails, as they usually look like they're coming out of a hip rather than the middle.
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Sorry but, What do you mind with Digitigrade? That she only has 4 fingers, or that she has Bird like feet. Like I said Hands and feet would be done in a different Tip session as they are quite elaborate by themselves.
Mammal tails come from in the middle of the buttocks reptile and bird like tails take the place of the buttocks as they dont have those.
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Digitigrade is the whole leg. Shorter thicker thigh and shorter shin, and longer foot, leaving her standing on her toes. Several of my own characters are digitigrade, including my main one.
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Well, I didnt know the term in english.That kind of feet is quite comon among animal characters and Kaira species are humanoid Dragons (thats the easy explanation)
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Very good tutorial. I'll practice it when i find some time. I used volumes but I've always seen tips for real human body and these cartoon style shapes help a lot 
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This is like the most basic stuff, realistic proportion can use more elaborated structures but this is more than enough, IΒ΄m glad you like it!
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Hmm, interesting tips. Being an amateur artist, this kind of stuff would be good to experiment with. Thanks for the tips!
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Pretty nice tutorial.
I hear using shapes is easier for some people. Mabey I oughtta try it sometime, or practice a li'l. They say it helps keep chars proportinate.
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I also dont use shapes always, but when I want to get a special pose, I usually revert to the shapes, it really helps a lot to make everything look right, then with practice, one can skip the shapes and go straight to the figure
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Looks like you used the genie in your little comic strip again.
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I told you that I was going to use her more, but thats not all, she is still wearing the clothes she won at the end of the comic.
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I'm happy with the way I draw, but there is always room for improvement!
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Every one can learn from the others
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thanks but i believe i am happy the way i draw ^^
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That why this are tips and not rules
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IΒ΄m happy than I can help!
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^^
I'll try to use you methods next time I draw and see how it turns out
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