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Published: 2013-01-06 10:23:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 1457; Favourites: 3; Downloads: 3
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Yay, I actually managed to finish a piece.This is my first digital piece ever finished.My first real drawing ever finished, to be honest.This makes me somewhat excited, because although it looks terrible, for me it's a good start.I'm really happy I managed to finish something,though it might not be really good.This piece took me a few weeks to finish.It was made by following a lot of tutorials from all over the internet, including many from DA.I'd really appreciate critics.I know the main problem is my lighting.I didn't knew how to get the shades correctly after I finished the hair, and it was to late to delete the highlight.I know there are a lot of problems but help is really appreciated.
Please leave a comment.Done on a wacom tablet.
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This is really impressive for a first digital piece, very well done!^^~
as for tips i have 2~
maybe when your drawing the hair out you could have more strands coming off so it wont look as clumped together, i see you have some but maybe longer strands could help especially towards the face! c:
also id like to say that maybe for your color picking you could do a little more saturation so colors arnt so bright and itll make it look more natural! not reallyy saturated but just a bit could do the trick ~u~
anyhoo~ as for your shading it really isnt as bad as you think in fact as a beginner its really really quite good! ^^ your anatomy is very good as well as the wrinkles in the clothing~
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A tad late, but thanks for the tips, I really appreciate them. I will try these tips this weekend and see how I like the result.
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your welcome and good luck ^^!~
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beautiful work, I mean I really love this, such an excellent piece of art!
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Thanks, I'm still years behind you.Care to answer my question? Do you sketch directly on a tablet or do you draw on paper and then scan it?
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You can't scan work into tegakie; there's no such thing
as import on their Oekaki board. Everything was authentically
drawn onto a 480x640 canvas and without layers or other
use of fancy tools you'd see in MURO, SAI, or Photoshop.
haha try it sometime, you'll understand.
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I might just try that.The reason I'm asking you this is because I find sketching on a tablet much harder than on paper.
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