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foreshortening
by Kal El38 » Thu Mar 13, 2008 7:36 am
these were really to work with foreshorting, than to be a finished piece.
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by biiirdmaaan! » Thu Mar 13, 2008 10:38 am
I really like your take on both characters.
With the foreshortening, I think you were way more successful with the batman sketch than with the Hulk. Hulk's arm comes out to the left way to far to read as it's coming significantly closer to the viewer. The forward hand also looks to be about the same size as the hand at his side. A little exaggeration could really help with the sense of depth.
With the foreshortening, I think you were way more successful with the batman sketch than with the Hulk. Hulk's arm comes out to the left way to far to read as it's coming significantly closer to the viewer. The forward hand also looks to be about the same size as the hand at his side. A little exaggeration could really help with the sense of depth.
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by Kal El38 » Thu Mar 13, 2008 11:42 am
biiirdmaaan! wrote:I really like your take on both characters.
With the foreshortening, I think you were way more successful with the batman sketch than with the Hulk. Hulk's arm comes out to the left way to far to read as it's coming significantly closer to the viewer. The forward hand also looks to be about the same size as the hand at his side. A little exaggeration could really help with the sense of depth.
I agree, lets see how this looks now. Thank you for your help.
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