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Published: 2013-12-23 06:06:08 +0000 UTC; Views: 3552; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 0
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Finished it, dont judge me on the bracelet! that was a last minute thing, i was rushing to finish the arm and the hand, didnt have time to draw the jewelled bracelet so i opted for a rushed metal band....took all of 5 minutes.....
Time: 3hrs
Paper: 250gsm Bristol Board, Extra Smooth.
Equipment: Pencils HB & B, HB Mech, Paper stump, Kneadable & pencil eraser
WIP: laellis.deviantart.com/art/Ass…
WIP2: laellis.deviantart.com/art/Ass…
WIP3: laellis.deviantart.com/art/Ass…
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Comments: 40
Well, you certainly succeeded in creating the illusion of skin, depth and reflecting light here and I believe the bracelet looks fine--great, in fact
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lol. interesting choice to make this type of work but i am not complainng ;D
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thanks, i like the style of ur stuff, clean lines, a bit anime but a bit realism too. Keep it up.
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dat ass
Seriously though, I do like the way you shade, it's very well done ^^
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very nicely done. I love her toned build, it's a very flattering pose of the female body. you have done a really good job
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she's a bit skinny but i love the bracelet! good shading and man that is a nice ass.
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Very well done. Don't knock the bracelet it doesn't distract from the ass.
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I like your minimalistic concept. And most of all, the shading is so pretty, and of course she has a great ass (said by a female 
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thanks for the compliment, yes i would like to do something bigger (not a bigger ass 
I really like suspense, great job. What paper did you use? i only ask because i can see the tooth quite strongly and im wondering what you might be able to do with bristol board.
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I'm using quite normal 120 g/m² paper. It is only a bit thicker than normal printing paper and I like the little rough structure you get when shading with your pencil in a small angle. So far I had some bad experienced when erasing pencil lines, so this paper right now is okay for me. What do you think about this bristol board, it's pretty thick I think?
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Its definitely a progression thing, I first used printer paper then moved up to around 100-120gsm and finally up to between 250-300 i think (i always use watercolour paper) Its all about preference to be honest, if you prefer lighter paper then stick with it.
I wasnt a fan of bristol board at first but i got a supersmooth pad of about 200gsm and tried this drawing on it, it came out ok for a first attempt. The problem i found with watercolour paper and paper with a lot of tooth is that really smooth shading isnt easy and often doesnt work, you just end up ruining the paper. The bristol board is so smooth that you can really work the shading, you can add many smooth layers and really create a shape with a very good gradient. Its definitely worth a try, and persevere because you might end up loving it.
Do you use a kneadable eraser?
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ah thanks for the info 
Yes I only use kneadable erasers, and only b pencils. H pencils sometimes carve the paper a bit, so I stay with 2b-8b. Well anyway it's always interesting to hear what materials other artists are satisfied with
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nice booty, the thighs look a little too muscular to me but im a sucker for softer women anways. nice g string too
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i agree not my ideal either, the ref was picked by a friend so i "took one for the team" and had to draw it
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Hot mama! Fantastic shading, and bracelet looks very good actually.
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thanks very much, glad it looks ok as it was rushed
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(Refrains from making "dat ass" joke)
You did a great job rendering the glutes. It's very difficult shading parts of the body like the breasts, and butt while still retaining that lush texture.
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haha difficult but fun shading them! thanks for the compliment, i try to add that volume look to my drawings
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Datass. You have a lot of finesse with a pencil, good work on that.
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