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Published: 2017-11-09 01:45:56 +0000 UTC; Views: 1613; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 0
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Hey everyone! COMMISSION TIME!!!Say hello to Locke, commissioned by character owner, springlockedfoxy.deviantart.co…
Had a great time on this piece, if you're interested in commissioning me, check out my main page for what's available!
19 spots still available for this first commission run!
Artwork by Matthew Critchfield
Locke owned by SpringlockedFoxy
Check out some other commissions I've done with this limited 20 spot run right here:
Stay tooned for more commissions, comics, and other awesomenesses coming your way VERY SOON!
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Comments: 16
Ah that angle looks amazing! I love the way you draw clothing so much, it's simple yet it's detailed, perfectly balanced.
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You better sit down because I got a "tail" to tell you about
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This looks awesome! How did you do the foreshortening? I can't seem to do foreshortening right....
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I took the fore and I shortened it.
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(sorry I learn things better when they are explained with more detail)
Did you use any specific technique when you did a sketch of it?
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Hey it's fine dudeman, I was just jokin' around
I had some fantastic drawing classes I took in college that helped loads with foreshortening. Specifically Human Anatomy, definately study poses in different angles. I think there's some 3D pose websites you can use to help with proportions. If not, I'd suggest getting a plastic or wooden artist's manikin to help with different perspectives and angles. There's also plentiful books on anatomy as well that can help loads.
My process generally focuses on the spine and hips. Once those are found, I find out how the floor is angled. The legs and arms come once I know how exaggerated the angles and perspective is.
Hope that helps!
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Thanks! I think my struggle is views the body in different angles. I tried watching youtube tutorials but I guess it's just the way I process things and my style (the same thing happened when I was trying to do poses using guide lines) I have one book that helped me a lot (because most of the pictures were specifically labled!!) but there is still a lot I'm struggling with. Maybe I need a book that is 10000 pages long with specifically labed pictures to help me...
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The best practice is just to keep drawing and keep struggling with the poses until you get it right. It can take a while, but keep working towards it, that's the key to getting better.
I still sometimes have issues with proportions. It's best to always study life, study film and animation, and study movement and perspective. See what's been done, try working with that! You can do it!
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Ok. I will. Thanks for your help!😊
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You're very welcome, now hop to it and improve!
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Much love for the chubby nightguard!! Thank you so much!!
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You're very welcome, SpringlockedFoxy!
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Awesome sketch!! Man I love that way you do line art, so smooth!
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