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TomTom64DA β NEw Style Test 2
Published: 2013-09-23 04:37:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 1324; Favourites: 24; Downloads: 14
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The old eyes added something to it not going to lie it had character like 2D from gorillaz
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I actually really love your new style.Β Nice job!!
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Glad your liking it.~
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I won't lie, I'll miss Β the black eyes. They were extremely original and neat imo.
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I know, I liked it too for the same reasons, but apparently it was "emotionless", and it didn't fit very well with the new body structures. I had to find a balance between, what I'd be happy with vrs. what people like, so I think this is a suitable middle ground.
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Well, keep it up and I'm sure you'll do great! Art styles develop majorly over a period of time and from Β what I see, you're progressing as an artist beautifully.Β
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Why thank you, I appreciate knowing that I'm getting better. though, most wouldn't consider what I make art, only drawing. Still, good to see that people are liking the changes.~
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I consider it art. Don't bag on yourself. You're a very good artist, keep at it!
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I plan to, thank you for your kind words.~
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Seems like they were more well received then my "black oval" eyes, though I really liked the black oval eyes.
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But then again, black ovals means more simpler to the eye.
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Woooooooowwwww, that's a BIG improvement! 8-3 I can't wait to see more!!
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Quite thank you, I feel like this new style is slowly growing on me.~
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Mhmm, me too! :3 That is, for how brief I've seen it up here...
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I've been practicing it for a few days before I posted the 2 pictures I have, so it's been not too long that I've been messing with it.
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Aaaaahhh, I see! ^^ Very good! :3
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I like it, she looks more realistic than cartoony.
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Thank you, that's what I was going for. I may feel that it's a bit more generic looking then how I used to draw, but eh, that's what people want, right?
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I think you should draw however you want.
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Quite thank you, is there anything you think I could work on? I'm still practicing and tweaking things around, so any input would be appreciated.
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Well from here I'd work on your anatomy. Things like maybe thickening the arms and legs just a smidge. Be sure to look at references of other peoples drawings, and if you happen to have a book on drawing anime or a library around with that give it a look. All those help. Finally, be sure to find someone who's willing to offer critiques on your work for more imput.
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I could try, Jasmine isn't exactly a good example of body anatomy because of how tiny her frame is (She's 5'6" and only 150 lbs.) I will be sketching Tommi, who has a larger frame, who is a better example of how my new style's anatomy will work from now on.
I'll still keep your advice in mind, maybe I'll do a side-by-side of Tommi and Jasmine to show comparison of the two.
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That's a good idea. 
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Hah. I weigh less x3
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Wow, your tiny. I may also shift around their character info, I wrote the info a while ago (like 2 years). I'm trying for Jasmine to be the tiny looking one, and Tommi be the larger, more physically fit and built one. I'll have to look up good weight to height ratios for the two of these characters.
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Don't forget muscles add weight too. This will be an important factor for Tommi.
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Oh yeah, I will. Tommi is somewhat difficult to figure out the whole Weight-to-Height Ratio because her height isn't normally listed on those tables, Tommi is 6'2".
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Look pretty good, but the breasts could be a bit better. I used this a lot when I try and draw female characters.Β ragingtofu.deviantart.com/art/β¦
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Boobs on Jasmine were always a problem for me because Jasmine wears a tube top, it hugs the bottom of her breast, but not the top, and this is a new style so I'm still working out the kinks. Good link though, I'll save that as a reference to use.
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