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SeanMcFarland [2018-01-18 22:38:25 +0000 UTC]
Lookin' good man! Real solid attention to detail here. I'd encourage you to think about how a hand wraps around a cylinder for her scythe holding hand, and if you can, try not to crop figures at the joint. Her left hand, (our right) is covered by the scythe at the wrist, and that can create some visual confusion, so just a minor thing to think about when doing your composition.
Again real solid, you're certainly coming along!
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teddrawsthings In reply to SeanMcFarland [2018-01-18 23:08:16 +0000 UTC]
this is very helpful but what do you mean by crop at the joint
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SeanMcFarland In reply to teddrawsthings [2018-01-19 00:02:36 +0000 UTC]
If you are covering part of the body, as you are with the scythe, try not to do so at naturally occurring anatomical breaks, such as the wrist, ankle, knee etc. It can make the composition a little awkward to read visually. While this a commonly cited composition "rule," there are no real rules when it comes to art, so feel free to disregard. Hope this clears it up!Β
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AsuraCrimson [2018-01-10 22:49:48 +0000 UTC]
The design of the mechanical scythe is great and well detailed. The panel of colors, red, black, red and grey is impactful and offers a great balance to the drawing. Honestly, I couldn't really give you advice, since I can find no major mistake in your work. Keep it up!
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teddrawsthings In reply to ExplosivePlastics [2018-01-09 03:12:00 +0000 UTC]
hey can you pls critique this work i wanna know what i could do better
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