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suzidragonlady — Pose Sheet II
Published: 2006-12-17 18:15:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 12434; Favourites: 170; Downloads: 164
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How to - Pose IIThere are poses in which a "line of motion" would not help much (first artwork) then I would suggest to use 3D objects to make the body.
The second part is for posing two characters which are interacting with each other (fight for example).
Also see:
Pose Sheet: [link]
Feet Sheet: [link]
Back Legs Sheet: [link]
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Comments: 28
Step 1-2: "Ah, okay, got that."
Step 3: "...it's magic O__O"
That#s very cool and it is indeed helpfull!
you can draw very well! I like your style
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Cool! It's just what I needed to see for helping me to do "active" characters! Thank you!
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Nice! You definitely know how to tackle a dynamic pose. I'll have to learn from you!
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Thanks very much!
I think this is all just a training-thing, the more you draw the better it will become.
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Thankies!
I'm happy that it is really helpful
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yw btw am maceing a gifart for you if you like ill send it to you viea e-mail just let me know
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Wieder was zum Ausdrucken und grübeln: "Wie bekomm ich das jetzt nur genauso einfach hin?"
Wofür ich noch gerne ein Tutorial hätte wäre... wie malst Du z.B. Spitze Sachen wie Hörner von vorne oder hinten? Das sieht bei mir immer absolut grausam aus...
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Danke!
Also du meinst 3 dimensionale Objekte in dem Fall Hörner von allen Seiten? Ja das ist je nach Horn eh nicht leicht, die gehören zu dem Teil den ich bei den Skizzen meisten 2 mal neu mache bevor sie mir zusagen.
Ein wirkliches Tutorial könnt ich dafür jetzt nicht machen, weil ich die wirklich totalst aus dem Gefühl mache, ich könnte höchstens ein paar Hörner aus verschiedenen Blickwinkeln als Referenz zeichnen.
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Jo stimmt, vor allem irgendwie in sich gedrehte Hörner sind da echt schlimm. Wenn ich ein leicht gebogenes Horn von vorne zeichnen will geht das ja noch (meist mach ich dann so nen Kreis und hinten schaut dann noch irgendwo die Spitze raus) aber fast gerade Hörner von vorne oder hinten... *schauder*
Ich frag mich immer wie manche Leute so aussergewöhnliche Hörner die Geweihähnlich sind oder ähnlich verschachtelt immer wieder hinbekommen O_O
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Thankies!
So my sketchies are not just a waste of time... XD
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ahh... needed that too for some piece...*favs it*
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ahh... needed that too for some piece...*favs it*
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Im looking forward to the finished versions of those pics. I did the look of that anthro dragon on the top pic.
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Thankies.
I don't think that I will colour one of these sketches, maybe the last one but I'm just to busy with other stuff and I know that when I look at these sketches again in two weeks I will not like them anymore. XD
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Thankies!
I still have some problems with foreshorting but I think you can also make good looking poses without that.
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Well the truth is that I usualy just plan in head and do some round boubles where needed. and after that I eareas.
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This should prove useful as well!
I admire your will to do these tutorials
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Thanks very much
Well, so my "sketching around" session are not just a waste of time, I just need to scan them in a few times more.
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Well, I hope they arent
There's always something to learn, meaning also there's always something to teach
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I only see a cross in the left corner o.o' Again -_-'
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The full view must work now, I cannot edit it in the moment because I'm not at my working computer but I will re-upload when I have access to the file again.
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Coolies, I just think this is the easiest way to do so.
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