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I'm very surprised that such a lovely pictures has earned not a comment yet. Everything about this picture to me is perfect. The shading is perfect and the curve of the body adds a nice touch to picture.
you turned a pretty ugly base into a very sweet picture. compliments there :3 i like the softness of your style and the way you did the face especially :3
@Almond : Well,dear. I didn't use the base. I meant a REFERENCE,not a TRACING. Reference means when you have a pic in your face and you try to draw it and make it as good as you can. ^^ I'll put that link,thanks for it.
#12 Tue July 12, 2011 13:35
No one said you did trace it. Read site rules: All References must be linked and declared.
Yeah you did something with the base, tracing or not and you put your own style into the rather bland base.
Nothing wrong with using references but either doing your own or going completly without might be an interesting challenge and good for developing your own style and skill.
Something is wrong with her shoulders. I think the front one is too high. Either that or the front arm is just too skinny near the shoulder joint, making it look odd. Never mind that though, shoulders on prone figures are hard to draw.
Otherwise, fantastic. I like your style a lot and hope to see more! I particularly like how you drew her mouth - it has a very pleasing shape, to me anyway.
Nothing wrong with using references, either. The pros use em all the time.
Shoulders are fine, it's the head that's too much to the left, and thus too far from the body
Imagine the neck under the hair and it's pretty obvious. The reference she used has the same problem. Head placement is often difficult in that kind of poses.
