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whistlebird — Release Me
Published: 2007-10-31 03:43:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 3004; Favourites: 35; Downloads: 97
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Don't ask me how I thought of this. One minute she was innocently reaching for an apple and the next thing I know, I'm tying her to a pole. The position I had sketched seemed to work with that particular pose, I guess.
The proportions still bother me, but I am working out of my comfort zone with all these different action poses. So I'm just going to have to be patient. *sigh*
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The perspective and detail really works well on this one. And I am uber jealous of your shading skills
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Thanks! I take pride in my shading skills. Though it always takes forever to finish.
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Nice work that suggests all sorts of struggle and motion, in a situation that probably developed spontaneously, all with a kind of minimal amount of pencil strokes. The ropework looks quickly applied by someone a bit unfamiliar with the best techniques, but she equally looks to be struggling to get loose with raw effort instead of more careful study and determined squirming and picking.
Hope you try some more similar drawings!
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For me the proportions and pose look perfect. I like the dynamic in the image, like she is really struggeling, and the shading on her cloth and hair looks very professional
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This is quite good! I like how you put a lot of action into it; she really looks like she's struggling. What really caught my attention was the hair - fantastic work on that!
I think you could make the pole a little more defined; it seems a but insubstantial compared with the rest of the piece.
Great work!
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glad you like it! thanx so much
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That's a nice little dramatic piece there. I like how the ropes are kinda chaotic, as if the person tying her was hasty and just wanted to keep her in place, as if the captor were in a hurry.
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