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NesoKaiyoH ā Caio Sketches 1
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Published: 2017-05-15 00:27:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 2039; Favourites: 218; Downloads: 14
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One page of many that I do daily, showing my process for studies, personal work and other practices. Today I did 7 pages, similar to this, mostly practicing detail in character designs such as belts, belt buckles, stitching in clothing and other small details that make a design more realistic. This is a page of Caio, practicing his body type and getting hose belts xD Caio is a lean, slim and tall angel character who's incredibly agile and manoeuvrable in the air
These were all imaginative work today!
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Sorry I don't teach xD
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*thirst manifesto*
jks aside, the sketches look great :v
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Man these are incredible! I'm really envious of your knowledge of anatomy! It looks so natural and human. I've done recently over 12k poses on quickposes and I still get only very robotic looking pictures of ugly lol. This is spectacular for imagination!
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Thank you so much! Yeah, I study anatomy almost everyday, both imaginative and reference, I do a lot of drawings xDĀ
Not sure how to help with that xDĀ
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Your very welcome! learning anatomy can get pretty addictive! I do it daily as well but I still find it strange to design a human character. I don't know about you but I always find the thinking before the image the hardest part. Do you ever have times where you know you need to draw something but your heads blank? Thats always beeen why I don't draw as much as I probably should.Ā
As for my anatomy, anytime I show a sibling a figure drawing he usually says, "is that supposed to be a mech?" lol XD
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Drawing in general is pretty addictive xD And I love designing anything and everything; characters, creatures, architecture, ships, environments etc. it's all great fun and super useful, especially for my comic stuff.Ā
Yeah that happens a lot, but I force through it, do some studies to warm up. When I get into it problems like that are eliminated pretty early in the process.Ā
All I can suggest is that perhaps draw from figures in motion and try and capture the flow of a figure. Simplify forms so that it becomes a streamlined gesture
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