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Published: 2007-07-28 05:11:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 248; Favourites: 2; Downloads: 12
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Okay...this is a dumb entry for the contest Pandora123 is holding.... It's one of her characters with his gender altered... It's not so good.... I'm trying to practice bodies, but they don't turn out so well...Some of you watchers are harsh critics so please be nice to me. I feel all discouraged...
The character Voodoo Bunny/Vincent belongs to Pandora123
P.S. The cat looks retarded
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I think it's nice, and I kind of like seeing Vincent girly. 
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Thanks! Yours looked so good....
You should win that contest business *.*
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I'd be embarrassed if I did. There are much more deserving contestants with cuter entries that could put those subscriptions to good use. 
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I looks good, you shouldn't be so harsh with your judgments, tbh i know he's skinny but some bigger chest cushions wouldn't go a miss to show that this character is defiantly a woman lol
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Haha, thanks so much^_^
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i love it!
and the body is perfect i think
so... bleh, alice.
and the cat is cute
i love you
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I don't really see why that 'bleh' is necessary. I'm only trying to help.
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He's just being immature.
Boys do that-bwahaha, I'm sexist
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ooh the cat is so cute >W<
i like how you've done the facial expression and the stomach muscle is well done. you got the scars perfectly placed to! i know thats one thing that people have trouble with lol.
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I enjoy your line quality and shading--it's very interesting. However, I see a lot of problem with the weight of the body. Try drawing a spine guide first, and don't be afraid to erase and redraw. Don't keep a part that you know is wrong, just because you worked hard on it. I'd pull the head in closer to the body, or adjust the distribution of weight through the spine, torso, and legs. It's got potential, so don't get downhearted. :3
Drawing from reference can really help you out. Observe carefully and so forth. =]
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Thanks!
Thanks so much
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Well, whenever you start a drawing, you draw the line of the spine through the head, torso, and to the hips. The spine determines the center of gravity, so by building off of that, weight can be achieved through the relationships of limbs to center. It's useful because it gives you a basic building guide, which is really useful when it gets to hips and shoulders, which are fairly difficult to get right. I'd suggest going through photographs and taking a red pen and drawing over them, following the curve of the spine. It helps to see how it all works that way. =]
Not a problem!
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M'kay, thank you!
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