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Published: 2005-12-17 03:18:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 231; Favourites: 0; Downloads: 41
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One of my friends asked me how one could be a panda and a werewolf at the same time, so I took it upon myself to draw him a simple picture showing the difference.The shading's not so great, I don't care.
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Comments: 3
A character concept image, great for development in style and design.
Obviously ignoring the shading as stated by yourself, your use of rounded fur for the kinder looking panda contrast very well with the darker, more jagged lineart of the Werewolf panda. It disappoints me slightly because the irregulaity of the line solidity ruins some parts of your drawings, such as the lower 'right' brow line thinning out on the Werewolf panda's eye. And line gaps are seen where one line ends and the other starts.
You have to make a lot of effort to use Macromedia's Flash brush tool, I suggest you either take more care in lineart or use a traditional method of drawing the lines as you can normally gain different solidities of line with something as mundane as a pencil.
As for the Werewolf effect, I find that the right subject doesn't look too much like a Werewolf, but more of a darker version of the left subject Panda. The right subject is fine in it's own concept, however it doesn't have enough visible features of a wolf to be called a 'Werewolf' other then the ears and fur shape
In conclusion, the character contrast are good and the shading isn't too bad either, however, the second character doesn't appear to be anything but a Evil version of his counterpart.
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Eh, shading is good. But you forgot... PANDA EYES!!!! (O_(O)
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