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Mwsilva In reply to Fenalith [2017-06-16 22:45:47 +0000 UTC]

It's a good idea ^^
When I thought this up, i've imagined the other characters more or less 'blended' with the background, but maybe it was too much..
I'm very lazy when it comes to drawing more than 1 character =[
But I must leave it aside considering this is a D&D party...

And many thanks for your feedback, I really appreciate!

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Fenalith In reply to Mwsilva [2017-06-16 23:00:13 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, I think it's a good idea to blend them out. They shouldn't be to defined and take up to much focus. Just something right in between will do the trick!
Maybe draw something half detailed up and then blur it out with some setting/layer? The poses they have look good tho.

I'm lazy too, and often focus on some details way to long and then I get bored with what I'm doing.
No problem!

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Mwsilva In reply to Fenalith [2017-06-16 23:04:30 +0000 UTC]

Yeah, I was thinking something middle-term

Me too, WAY too much time on details ><

The important thing is to keep going /o/

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Fenalith In reply to Mwsilva [2017-06-16 23:07:35 +0000 UTC]

Exactly. Better focus comes after a while! We just have to keep on practicing (and your details looks amazing, so it's worth it in many ways).
I've noticed that it goes way better when I doodle something out first and try to get composition right. Always fun when a 5 minute doodle looks better than a 30 minute one. 

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Mwsilva In reply to Fenalith [2017-06-16 23:16:53 +0000 UTC]

Ah, the planning helps a lot, getting the scene together and all that..
When I try to do something out of 'nothing', no sketch, no nothing, it hardly comes out very well... I didn't learn this lesson apparently hauehuaehua

Someday I want to learn those kind of composition using other images along the painting. Like the Jonas De Ro pieces.. Don't know if you know him.. I like his works very much
Thanks again for the details thing ^^

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