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Published: 2015-09-08 03:39:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 99239; Favourites: 3317; Downloads: 0
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A matching piece for my recent Tifa.
You can rewatch my livestream of it here:Β livestream.com/stanleyartgermlβ¦
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I'm not gonna ask how you do it.
I'm just gonna be jealous, ogling at that awesome work, and muttering: "If I JUST can be at this level right now...."
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Why I'm not able to draw nothing... after 20 years??
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Impressive, spectacular work. And well chosen perspective.
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WHA? Artgerm did this??? Man that is amazing! I like you even more now. I love that it's not digital, no offense I've seen your digital and it's brilliant too! But I didn't know you did traditional too.Β
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A-A-A-Amazing...I can't move my eyes away O-O <3
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wow! you did really good job with that !
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She's beautiful and you're really good!
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wow, that's amazing! I find it so hard to do original work.
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Such a beautiful illustration of the most beautiful girl in creation.
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Sir, your art is soon majestic
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Beautiful, I love the expression on her face!
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Interesting how there is a different tone b/c o the muted colors
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Question Do you sacn or take photos of your art?
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Β so stuning and beautiful, at first glare i thought it was digital, then i look at the category and it was traditional 
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This is epic man, love thia one im playing final fantasy record keeper and inhave aerith on the team and it gives me a melicolic feeling
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I saw you were playing with traditional tools lately. Have you ever tried to recreate impressionist paintings with your own spin ?
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Did you use marker to draw this or something else ?
Looks pretty
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Why do people have to be so judgmental? This is a gorgeous piece of art!
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I agree with some of the other commentors : This is a beautiful piece but it's pulling a classic butt-boobs twist that's not anatomically possible. Her right and left shoulders are clearly about profile but her bust is approaching a 3/4ths perspective. Aerith seems to be suffering some serious spinal damage.
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Umm, if you follow the line from the dress you'd actually see the part of her body that looks like butt is her hip. Aerith's dress has a long slit up it in the front so he's not showing butt he's actually got some hips on the girl. He has her twisted yes but it more looks like her legs are crossed about to swing her staff at someone.
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Since this was followed up by a number of other artists who seemed to agree posting me messages privately, I figured I'd come back and answer this:
Offering an art criticism is not an insult, it's a natural part of developing as an artist. Ask any professional how often their art has been torn apart on technicalities and odds are they will have war stories for you. I personally really like this piece. That doesn't make it anatomically correct. The issue here isn't how the character is designed unless you're suggesting that Aerith's species is so different from humans that they have a spine allowing some pretty interesting rotation mechanics.
Time to break out the Fair Use : Educational art derivatives and take this to the chalkboard:Β
imgur.com/tpulnjl
In the image above you will find notes that outline exactly why this is not anatomically possible. Some highlights include that the left shoulder is set far behind the left breast and the upper back is nearly flat. She cannot have her left breast that far forward without a shoulder stacked to support it or a twist in her spine that would have pulled the right shoulder further back. Additionally, the lower back is clearly visible, but so is most of her bust. That's not possible unless the area inbetween is pulling a nearly 90 degree twist as they are on opposite sides of the body.
ArtGerm is clearly good enough at detail work that he or she does a wonderful job of building a rich piece that distracts from these anatomical issues but make no mistake, they are there. I apologize to ArtGerm about returning to this criticsm, as it is more directed at KrysiasKoloringBook and others who don't seem to understand this classic anatomy faux pas that comic books have made very, very popular through intentional use.
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This would be right if the shoulders were rigidly connected to the spine.
But as that isn't the case...
You should probably try to reconstruct the pose with your own body before posting.
One actually can move their shoulders seperately of each other.
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and by other commentors you mean 1 commentor...your comment counting needs to be anatomically correct good sir or madam.
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So it wouldn't win an anatomy challenge...the man still knows what he is doing.
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