Toothsum's Sketchbook +1/29/07
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by MoniqueLGY » Thu Aug 25, 2005 7:18 am
Nice shapes, i like the proportion and the colouring....with some more effects and shadings... i think that would look good for a comic Book..I hope your inspiration comes from a good source...( all from the head ). Kisses
BD: BEAUTIFUL TATOO !!!!
BD: BEAUTIFUL TATOO !!!!
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by Toothsum » Mon Aug 29, 2005 7:40 pm
If I only ever have one fan, darling, I'm glad you're her. 
I admire dragons because they are wise, fierce, and beautiful, all the qualities I want to grow in myself.
This is a pretty rough one... several trips through the xerox and a couple bottles of white out... but I am pretty happy with the basic 'layout' and shapes. The colors will probably be blue and orange.
I hope I'm not just babbling to myself and the people I force to look at my drawings as usual. I would really like some input on my drawings!
I admire dragons because they are wise, fierce, and beautiful, all the qualities I want to grow in myself.
This is a pretty rough one... several trips through the xerox and a couple bottles of white out... but I am pretty happy with the basic 'layout' and shapes. The colors will probably be blue and orange.
I hope I'm not just babbling to myself and the people I force to look at my drawings as usual. I would really like some input on my drawings!
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by staggerlee for real » Tue Aug 30, 2005 3:18 am
truly versatile in your graphic executions here...perchance you could actually do something WRONG and get some crits!!!(he he just messin' 'round)...
the two lovelies here are very well done...either one, but perhaps the second, push yourself by putting her in a setting, you seem to have the perspective down and the idea well laid out on your main subject, now put her in an ambiguous setting, or a narative one. I say the second maybe because of the viewpoint of the image, it would be a fun challenge...
(take a look at the pole lady's hands, they may seem as tho they are neither actually holding the pole, if the left one is not supposed to be on or around the pole, maybe distance it from the pole, perhaps holding the right's wrist, or thrown out a tad to the left, palm open...)
as the idea of the dragon goes so goes your style represented throughout your thread here, vast in styles...the path you are going with this particular sketch is very intriuging, interest has been peaked and to see it more fleshed out would be an honour.
the two lovelies here are very well done...either one, but perhaps the second, push yourself by putting her in a setting, you seem to have the perspective down and the idea well laid out on your main subject, now put her in an ambiguous setting, or a narative one. I say the second maybe because of the viewpoint of the image, it would be a fun challenge...
(take a look at the pole lady's hands, they may seem as tho they are neither actually holding the pole, if the left one is not supposed to be on or around the pole, maybe distance it from the pole, perhaps holding the right's wrist, or thrown out a tad to the left, palm open...)
as the idea of the dragon goes so goes your style represented throughout your thread here, vast in styles...the path you are going with this particular sketch is very intriuging, interest has been peaked and to see it more fleshed out would be an honour.
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by daHippie » Mon Jan 29, 2007 7:48 pm
Hey Toothsum, I really like the colors on the portraits, Your very prolific, I wish I had as much time.
one crit that I see thru out a majority of these sketches is proportion in the figures. Many of them seem to have hands that are either too small or too big. Also some other minor anatomy issues, but the main thing being the proportions. I'm not sure if your drawing from your imagination or reference. Keep on keepin on.
The dragon design is spot on excellent graphic work.
one crit that I see thru out a majority of these sketches is proportion in the figures. Many of them seem to have hands that are either too small or too big. Also some other minor anatomy issues, but the main thing being the proportions. I'm not sure if your drawing from your imagination or reference. Keep on keepin on.
The dragon design is spot on excellent graphic work.
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by munkymu » Tue Jan 30, 2007 9:20 am
Cool stuff! I like the variety in the portraits, and how colorful they are. Oddly enough, I think the vector face from December 8th is my favourite so far. Your style seems to work out quite nicely in vector art.
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