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DeathNinja07 In reply to HakeemTheDream [2020-01-17 22:48:40 +0000 UTC]

Fate Grand Order

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Sylfirart In reply to HakeemTheDream [2018-04-02 05:43:15 +0000 UTC]

The fate series. 

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DancingHorse2 In reply to CoruDraws [2016-09-04 03:36:53 +0000 UTC]

If you want to improve your drawings then there might be some tips I can give you. Note that I don't really draw good, I still have incredible lengths to go but I at least know the theory for some things. Also Imma be incredibly honest here so skip this message if you want. First, work on the flow of your drawings, they just look too straight and stiff. Also proportions, this I learnt somewhat recently but it helped me a lot, hands are the size of the face, not bigger nor smaller (try it with your face) all your drawings have really small hands. Hips are roughly the same width as the shoulders (on women at least on men it looks good if you have shoulders wider than hips because of muscles and stuff). Also eyes, and while this is a bit more subjective I normally say they go right on the midle of the head, or lower. There must ALWAYS be the width of one eye separating them as well, it can look weird if they are closer together. Lower eyelids should be smaller than upper eyelids by a wide margin. And finally, boobs aren't full of air, make them fall just a little bit (much like in this drawing). 

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CoruDraws In reply to DancingHorse2 [2016-09-04 07:10:25 +0000 UTC]

I really appreciate your input and will try to take those tips into consideration while drawing. Yeah alot of times while drawing hands I draw them to small and have to re-draw and resize them several times. and yes I do need to try and make them look less stiff. alot of times at the end of my drawing I look at it wondering how I could have made it less stiff. AND OH MY GOD I lov how you draw eyes and faces in general. haha you dont need to be modest either you are very talented. thanks again for your advice and I will gladly take anymore you can give because I definetely want to improve

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DancingHorse2 In reply to CoruDraws [2016-09-04 08:19:11 +0000 UTC]

Thanks for the compliment I love how you draw the hands btw, the shape is great, they're just a little smaller. About how to make them less stiff... that's kinda hard and lon to answer tbh. I'm gonna take your "Summoners War Succubus" drawing as reference for this. I took the liberty of tracing it on a piece of paper to see what changes can be made to unstiffen it. The key to the flow that makes drawings not look stiff is curvature (imo at least). I see she is a really slim girl, but if you put an inwards curvature in the back AND in the front of her waist they'll cancel each other out making her body look really straight. Giving the abdomen a slight outward curvature can help a lot with this, it will give the image much more flow. If it makes her too fat you can exagerate even more the curvature on her back, that's up to you to experiment with it. Also in this drawing the neck really breaks the flow. If you wanted to have her sticking her neck out, then you should have rotated the torso in that direction as well instead of throwing it back, since the tilts cancel each other. The neck should continue the flow of the abdomen. In this case, besides giving the abdomen an outward curve, you should tilt the neck back as well. 
Also, check symmetry in proportions, her lef leg is way wider then her right leg. I know it is really hard to spot these mistakes while drawing it. What I normally do to be able to spot at least some of them is letting the drawing rest a while. I finish the sketch and leave the drawing alone for a while to play videogames or watch anime. When I come back to it I'm not as attached to it as I was when drawing it and I can see many disproportions and stuff. Hope you can improve your drawing skills quickly and reach Zeronis' level

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CoruDraws In reply to DancingHorse2 [2016-09-04 20:03:39 +0000 UTC]

I hope so to and thanks for the advice. I am going to have to practice doing those techniques and looking at it from another perspective. I appreciate ya! [:

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DancingHorse2 In reply to CoruDraws [2016-09-05 00:12:49 +0000 UTC]

No problem, have a nice day

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DancingHorse2 In reply to Wilfriback [2016-09-04 03:12:25 +0000 UTC]

You are going to have to support him on Patreon for that.

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