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Published: 2014-12-07 23:35:00 +0000 UTC; Views: 1877; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 8
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Whenever he's not busy putting faces into the canvas to the cheers of hundreds and thousands of faces, Mike Lycaon likes to take the time to pose in his home, admiring the body that he built with hard work and dedication, ain't no Wellness Policy in the world that can get catch him out.I hope you like it!
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This is definitely much better than before man! Great job! I can tell you've put a lot of effort into making this amazing piece!
I'd like to start off by simply saying how awesome the background is. Personally I don't tend to draw them at all but here it's really worked out! (I especially like the poster in the background)
I was just about to comment on the heels again until I suddenly remembered what you said in your last journal; I completely understand now.
Now to the actual critiquing...
I'm not going to delve into the anatomy side of it like requested but I will have to go into the perspective field though.
First of all, good work on the individual muscles and on the shoulders; although the furthest arm away appears to be larger in perspective to the nearest one... Despite the fact that it should be smaller due to perspective of distance from the viewer. Just keep this in mind in later pieces and you'll do fine; further away = smaller in perspective.
And lastly *sigh*, I know it's technically anatomy so I'm sorry for breaching the terms of my critique... But the line running down the middle of his abs isn't exactly in line with the position of his crotch underneath his arm. Either he's got a disjointed waist or a muscle gut... Something that I don't think you were getting at.
But overall, you are getting much better! Though if you're wondering... I've got sh*t loads of really in-depth analysis problems with the anatomy; so if you ever want to know how to improve the anatomy (which I would have to say is key. Without good anatomy... You simply haven't got a good piece; although it is the hardest part of recording skills to learn and teach) then just note me anytime. Honestly... Anatomy isn't easy; it took me up until A-Level Art to finally realise just how in-depth it really is when required for accuracy and overall... Ensuring a good piece.
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Thanks Woody, I'm pleased you like it.
I've been wanting to do backgrounds for a while, I figured it'd make the piece more eye catching (The poster was something i'm proud of myself).
Yeah, sorry about that I just wanted to clear up any confusion regarding the matter, I once got confused at one point when I was asked by an Kevindragon on FA about whether or not Lycaon should be Planti or Digitgrade for a piece I commissioned off him.
I'm still getting used to FOV in my drawings, I've done it in the past with work like thisΒ Sly The Tasmanian Beefcake Β so I guess it might be rust? (Sorry if I'm making excuses)
I'll admit, I messed up big time with the waist position also I wasn't going for a muscle gut, I got worried that if I erased the abs too much it'd ruin the paper.
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I'm glad I could be of help.
Perspective is always hard to get right; even for someone with loads of experience. It's just one of those things that you learn to improve and develop over time.
The waist is also hard to get right. Then again... All body parts are. Just like everything in art; it improves with time.
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The same can be said with any hobby, if you don't take time to practice, you ain't going far.
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This is definitely better than the last one you did, however, one thing bothers me about it: The face. It doesn't really look like how it's supposed to beβ¦it just sort of looks like a man with a snout on his face and sharp teeth, and the same goes for the poster in the background, the face just doesn't lookβ¦"wolfish" enough, if that makes any sense. Those are the only things I have problems with, but besides that, everything else is great! The muscles and anatomy look good! It really does look like he's flexing for a picture of himself to admire! One suggestion though, practice just a BIT more, his right bicep looks a bit awkward when looking at the rest of his body as well, and try adding some more definition to the muscle so it looks like he's flexing as hard as he can! Maybe try adding some veins? Other than that, it's a great piece! Great job! You're really improving!
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Strike a poke my speedo-clad anthropomorphic muscular werewolf friend.
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The lose looks nice and I feel the character looks better if there's a back round which you did,, over nice job ^^
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Thanks dude, I've been wanting to do backgrounds for a while now.
What do you think of my character overall.
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I think his right arm where is elbow is off, like i dont understand the line and what is is ^^" but overall very nice
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I was trying to draw the forearm but it got a bit messed up.
also ^^ is meant to be ^_^ think of it as a really happy face
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yeah! looking good mate ^0^ awesome abs, abs, shoulders and quads bro!
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Thanks mate, I'm glad you like it, still need practice though.
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The picture is good but you need to measure the body a little better, he's a bit off balance.
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Yeah, I'm not used to drawing poses like this.
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All it takes is practice
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Indeed, thanks for your comments.
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You're welcomed
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Cheers mate.
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Perhaps if you made him less "bloated", it would definitely be hot.
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I see, thanks for that, to be honest I've been feeling a bit rusty since I have been working nearly all weekend.
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No problem x 2. ^^
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