#Art Training Arc :smirk_cat:
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i'm gonna add more face expression reference in the blank space so i fill up the page
Honestly for a first attempt i actually recommend you to figure out coloring more flats than to jump into rendering. Right at first anyway. To render you need to have a solid knowledge of forms otherwise everything will just look wierd
i did try it once but i haven't watched any tutorials nor i got any advice from anyone
thx
the chin part is just an aesthetic part, it doesn't have to be flat tho
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i don't see the arm thing either...
I just mean it doesn’t look natural lol 😂 I usually look at myself in the mirror to see if a pose is natural. The arms are too far away, usually our arms go closer to our body. Good work!🫶
well i finished coloring it and i want some critique on the rendering since this was kinda my first time coloring something (i'll do more color studies today🙏
I’m in vacation rn but I’d really appreciate any critiques on the colouring and render
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i was doing this anatomy and art style study of marc brunet and i just want to ask for yall oppinions if i got my anatomy down good and all that
One tip from me, the weight of weapon is not meeting the centre of gravity criteria
Just think it as you hold something like a rod with heavy end away from the body
Wouldn't it feel much heavy
The heavy side should be towards inside