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semaj007 β Shulkie working the catwalk
Published: 2009-01-08 14:24:48 +0000 UTC; Views: 2928; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 0
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Didnt want to upload this initially coz the lineart was messy and sketchy. But since did an awesome job of coloring the original sketch (on the right), i decided to show this to you so you guys can see how much work she put into her rendering of Shehulk.Check it out over at [link]
I also decided to do a quick cleanup and added the intended shading on the blank areas which can be seen on the left.
No references as usual.
juz my trusty pencil and eraser.
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Silky did a lot of work on the lineart! She's really awesome in coloring and rendering stuff.
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I'll have to visit his page and see what else she does
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She'd love that.
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nice mate, the shadows or brillaint, really brings her out.
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Thanks mate! im glad you think so..
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Very hot dude. Love the pose, and the air of confidence about her.
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Thanks bro! Im glad i nailed her attitude here... juz wish i did better on the elbow and wrist angles.
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Theres always next time. XD
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Thanks! Shehulk is damn hot and i wouldnt mind if she was green!
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Thanks man! Im glad that you do!
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Welcome, they are very cool.
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Thanks Carmz! Im really glad that you do.
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As always, your work inspires me!!
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shhhhh.... shhhhh... shehulk?
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Thanks man! I wish i didnt make her arms too straight though but lesson learned.
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They're kinda straight, but I think it's OK, because they push her torso forward, making a great pose.
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I guess they look ok being straight but ive always known that when drawing arms, they have to be bent at the elbows and wrists even juz a lil bit to give emotion and fluidity. Guess i was sleepy when i drew this.
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It's nice to know that, I didn't know it
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I learned that from sculptures. They almost never do straight limbs.
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I remember the classes from a course about History of Art that I had, and what you say it's absolutely true (specially in Greco-Latin and Renaissance periods). I guess I could take some sculptures as reference - hadn't thought about it before.
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Sculptures are great references if you dont have models. They can help a lot in light and shadow.. foreshortening as well!
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You're right. I'll start a collection of sculptures pictures for reference
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I think i should follow my own advice too... hehehe.
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I've learned that the hard way
Sometimes the greatest advices come from oneself.
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haha.. so true and those are the ones that are hardest to follow too!
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Yeah, that's right man!
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would be a good new years resolution to do huh?
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Thanks bro! I may go back to this someday and fully render this.
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Thanks Dan! Glad you like it..
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Love the shaded one. The lineart was excellent from the start.
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Thanks Vass... need a lot of practice on comic book shading still but i guess it does look good enough for now.
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Shading is a tough job. Light sources and stuff are a right pain. But you gradually get used to it I think.
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i know basic stuff but if we get technical and accurate, im sure ill fail to get things right 99% of the time... unless im shading a ball or cube. LOL
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That's why I never go for strong shading XD
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Haha... when one is good with details, less shading. When one hates details, heavy shading and shadows.
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