TheDarkDemon

fuck lips. I don't even want to make something hyperrealistic, i just want to learn the different head types, so I can make figures on my own..

Daniël wrote:His face seems very centered in his head

centered?

I don't see how.


I might need new glasses.

Jk, I get what you mean. That's one thing I need to practise.

Anton wrote:Never cared about the last Dmc game. I just prefer Dante with longer and white hair. from DmC 1 and 3. <3

*high five*! I never played the new game, I took that picture because there werent so much hair covering the face, which I wanted to practise.. I love dmc3

here you go, original dante

^weps, my picture broke. whatever. some new sttuff

Wow I really really like that last one. Its very appealing to me!

thank you! :)

http://fc03.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2015/ ... 8f5qb5.png

I like the middle sketch of the close up on the eye on your newest, nice cross hatching. Also the portrait at the top was really good Wind3h, the shape of the face, the brows and the eyes were drawn well. I thought the nose was a little too small but I don't know what the reference picture looks like. Also I thought you could have put more attention on other areas of the face like the ears and cheeks.

I haven't seen your drawings in almost over a year but I can definitely see lots of improvement

that's nice, thank you shooter :) i made the last few in work, in little minute pauses before the next customer appeared.. i'll try to find more time for the drawings. merci

since fiddling around with source filmmaker,my way of angles in drawings is changing, anyways its fun. njoy

having no time for what i love to do...
at least it was relaxing to draw again on pc.

These are all really good Windeh! You've got a knack for picking the right poses. If you wanted my opinion on what you should work on, I would say your proportions and maybe focus a bit more on anatomy.

Looking at your 3 newest drawings, in this one, the left arm (his right) looks really uncomfortable/awkward. For one I think that arm is slightly too skinny at the elbow also his hand is facing in the wrong direction. I'm not sure if you understand what I mean about his hand, but his palms are facing away from the camera rather than towards it. Which is making it look like he is twisting his forearm. You added a long crease from his pointer finger on top of the outline for his thumb. If you just erased that crease which is making the viewer think his thumb is behind his hand, it would fix this issue. Sorry if this is confusing, I'm trying to explain it the best I can.

I don't have any complaints about the other two, they both look nice. I like the lighting you used in the background of your newest one. It looks like he is buried under ground and someone just dug him out and he/she is seeing the light of day for the first time in ages.

If you don't mind me asking, how do you create shading like that on the computer? You said you made your newest one on the computer. I'm guessing you use a tablet to draw the outlines, but how to do you make the shading patches? Like the lighting/shading in the background of your newest drawing.

damn, thanks alot for your huge feedback ray, I'm sorry I didnt see it earlier.

I see the arm problem, but I felt like leaving it like this.

If you don't mind me asking, how do you create shading like that on the computer? You said you made your newest one on the computer. I'm guessing you use a tablet to draw the outlines, but how to do you make the shading patches? Like the lighting/shading in the background of your newest drawing.

I basically draw the black, erase, draw again and so on. ^^


@daniel,yeah that arm bothers me, couldnt imagine how to do it right.



nother work scribble, edited in photoshop (colors,shadows)

http://coweetie.deviantart.com/art/unab ... -520294804

Damn, that newest one looking nice. Not only that but the art style and the colours you used get that depressing, melancholy mood across very well. The other ones are amazing too. I always admire artists who can illustrate an eerie or a sad mood that well.