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Tears-of-Xion β YCH - Warmth in the Heart of the Snow
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Published: 2018-12-06 19:05:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 403; Favourites: 26; Downloads: 0
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That scarf actually turned out pretty good and I am proud.
Finished YCH for . Both character designs were fun to work with, and I really enjoyed working with the darker skin tones, since for some reason I end up drawing really pale characters. xD
I hope like it!
Any comments/constructive criticism would be most appreciated!
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Hello! Since you asked for constructive feedback I'll try to provide
I love the moment here. The shared scarf and mug are really cute, top it off with the way they're looking at each other and their relationship is so clear. Plus I love how the scarf in particular turned out. Honestly it looks so warm. In general I think the clothing and hair textures turned out well.
While you are going for a more anime style, I would recommend practicing some live drawing. It's easier to distort figures from a concrete starting point, here it looks like you had some trouble having him tilt downwards to look at her (even leaning that way, there's going to be more space between the lips and chin, for instance), and then the hands are a bit small, though granted they're in jackets and gloves so I might be off.
You have a good sense of texture and expression, think it's just that one detail to consider.
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Thanks for the comment! I think I can see what you mean. ^^ I'll definitely keep it in mind for my future drawings!
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I love it thank you for taking the time to do this ^^
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Again, no problem!
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