
Doodles 8 - I'm not an artist, but I play one on CG
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@Nanda: Thankies! ^_^
@Neko: Yeah, in other pics the "M" is a little more clear because of the coloring plus she tends to be in more straight-standing poses. When I post a colored and shaded version, it should be more pronounced. Also, to try to have a little more iconic "symbol" value, I used to have an M on top of a W in the belt, but every time I drew it just looked bad, so now I'm going with just a solid gold belt buckle.
@EvilChihuahua: Thanks! I wouldn't say I've totally mastered it, yet, otherwise I probably wouldn't still need a ruler (plus I'm trying to figure out children. If they're really so short, their heads must be tiny...) I worried at first about the pointy crotch, but I justified it with the idea that it's because her legs are so close together and one is falling behind the other, giving the ILLUSION of pointiness. But yeah, I am aware of it. ^_~
@Neko: Yeah, in other pics the "M" is a little more clear because of the coloring plus she tends to be in more straight-standing poses. When I post a colored and shaded version, it should be more pronounced. Also, to try to have a little more iconic "symbol" value, I used to have an M on top of a W in the belt, but every time I drew it just looked bad, so now I'm going with just a solid gold belt buckle.
@EvilChihuahua: Thanks! I wouldn't say I've totally mastered it, yet, otherwise I probably wouldn't still need a ruler (plus I'm trying to figure out children. If they're really so short, their heads must be tiny...) I worried at first about the pointy crotch, but I justified it with the idea that it's because her legs are so close together and one is falling behind the other, giving the ILLUSION of pointiness. But yeah, I am aware of it. ^_~
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I take it that the 'Cawwotsu' pic worked, then?Levi-chan wrote:Don't knock the cuteness, people. This shit will (I HOPE) get me laid.

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Yeah, I draw rather simple faces unless I'm trying to convey a stronger emotion... and even then it doesn't always work out right. The mask I had wanted to add a little more perspective to since it was laying in front of her, but that didn't work out. As for the shading - thanks! *Hug-tackles Christwriter from a distance for her tutorial.*Risky wrote:Awesome shading on the body... the face and mask seem flat though.
Yeah, I am. It's been such a long time since I used a normal paint brush for it I can't remember what that's like, but I suppose you're right. I don't know, I think maybe I just preferred the look of the airbrush to a solid brush, but I'll give it a shot in my next pic.The Neko wrote:Are you still using the air brush tool to draw your lines? If so, stop that, it makes them blurry. If you are going to ink digitally, scan at a higher DPI, ink and colour it (using a HARD BRUSH, not soft, nor airbrush for the linework). And then reduce it to 72 dpi when you want to put it online.
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i'm with neko on this, i've been digitally inking for some time, 300 dpi image, hard brush around 3-5 pixels, (turn off the pressure sensitivity if you wish), gets results fairly well.Linkara wrote:Yeah, I am. It's been such a long time since I used a normal paint brush for it I can't remember what that's like, but I suppose you're right. I don't know, I think maybe I just preferred the look of the airbrush to a solid brush, but I'll give it a shot in my next pic.The Neko wrote:Are you still using the air brush tool to draw your lines? If so, stop that, it makes them blurry. If you are going to ink digitally, scan at a higher DPI, ink and colour it (using a HARD BRUSH, not soft, nor airbrush for the linework). And then reduce it to 72 dpi when you want to put it online.
i'm sorry to say this, but airbrushed lines.. look horrid. no matter how one pulls it off.