🍂 Enjoying the Trip
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Really beautiful!! Especially love the lighting, the warm and comfortable evening coming home to a warm cup of tea @davidrevoy I like it how it's a bit like putting glasses on (I'm very myopic, it's pretty much what I see without them) @davidrevoy I can't even begin to imagine how much work that took to make but it looks super amazing! any types for getting started? I usually crochet but I have wanted to get into drawing more. @maplelm Thanks! I would advise "Successful Drawing" by Andrew Loomis, the PDF is here: http://www.alexhays.com/loomis/ (free, but not yet public domain; a new publisher print it on Amazon). @davidrevoy Thank you for the help I will have to look into it! I'm not afraid of older content as long as it is helpful. @davidrevoy I enjoy seeing which parts you add first, second, etc. Splitting up steps to focus on specific components - mood in one, details in another - is intriguing. Seems to allow time to be spent on each aspect that makes up any excellent creative piece. @davidrevoy one thing that irks me on this picture is her posture: she appears to be leaning heavily forward, clutching the beast's hair to not fall over in front. As someone with a back ache, I intimately feel this is not a sustainable posture for a long journey! But may be it's just me… On the other hand, I love the vibe and style of your drawings so much! Thank you for sharing your talent! @isagalaev That's a good critique, thank you for writing it. I think I had a clear vision from her as if the viewer was at 3 or 4 meter high on the sketch; but then when I detailed the environment, I made an horizon line at a way lower level. @davidrevoy 😍 je ne sais pas si c'est voulu, mais le personnage me fait beaucoup penser à la princesse Zelda (version Breath of the Wild). @davidrevoy toujours superbe. Vos dessins ont la familiarité de l'évidence, et n'en restent pas moins teintés d'une patte unique et reconnaissable. C'est littéralement inspirant. Merci. |
@davidrevoy That's beautiful!