It's a break
It's a break
Drawing \ Uncategorized | 08/20/06 @414 |
shonen |
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I wanted to do something for a change instead of my concept arts by pencil... An illustration this time. Well, I'm so sad I can't do a barbecue with these rainy days recently =_= ...Oh, if you wonder about the panel, it's written "open sale" on it ^_^ ...
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08/20/06 @461
Maybe one or two compositional/perspective oddities, but I really like it!
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08/20/06 @637
FR : Très joli travail.
Deux remarques cependant.
La première concerne le bras de la damoiselle. il semble un peu trop fin. On le remarque en particulier au niveau de l'épaule. Ceci dit, je ne suis pas trop habitué au style manga c'est peut être normal
La seconde remarque concerne le point de fuite de ta perspective, la table et le barbecue ne semblent pas avoir exactement le même. Et bien que je suppose que pour la maison et le muret le point de fuite est bon, il y a quand même quelque chose qui fait bizzare
J'aurais mis 8/10 si j'avais pu donc je met 7/7 puisque c'est mon maximum.
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08/21/06 @448
You've almost pulled off the tricky double perspective...what destroys the illusion is that we're looking UP at the girl when she's in that portion of the picture where we're looking DOWN on everything else.
I'm not keen on those rocks behind the girl either...they echo the angle of her bag and legs to closely and confuse the eye...they would have looked better reinforcing the background perspective in my opinion.
Despite all that this derserves more attention than it's getting...shame.
08/21/06 @807
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08/26/06 @612
+10
03/16/07 @449
+10