Not really a dump yet, I suppose. My old-ass thread finally died, so I'll start from scratch, and won't bother re-posting old stuff. Anyone interested in that can go to the usual place
http://www.toomanyfaces.net/gallery.htm.
Got laid off from my job when things got slow (yippee... fuck), so now I'm getting back into doing my own stuff again. It's a slow process getting back into the groove.
So here's my first finished piece in a long while.
Things I've noticed already: Fat fingers on one hand, funky lobe on one side, proportion problem with one o' the footsez. Feel free to add to the list
Got a few more things in the works, hope to get to them, assuming that getting back into school isn't more trouble than it's worth.
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I like the coloring. it's really well done.
I do not like the middle oral tentacle... it's just sort of hanging there.
real critique coming soon.
Original pencil drawing
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No, I have no idea why bunnies.
Mo' sketches.
Though drawing 100 big ol' honkin' hoomin hands would distract me for quite awhile from workin' on muh legs n' feet problem... which is even less fun.
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M'kay. One step at a time, right?
Unless you lack legs or feet.
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Yeah.
My teacher told us today how for one semester she had 1 sketchbook full of hand drawings only and another of only foot drawings. She can draw feet and hands good as hell I tells ya.
dickthetator, you won't regret it. If you continue as you are, people will always see that you either forget to draw the hands or you awkwardly hide them.
I think the problem with hands and feet are the sizing for people. Also, you'll never learn why it's shaped the way it is until you look under the hood. I have trouble with them, but you just gotta practice them over and over and over.
Draw them hands and feet boy! It'll do ya good!
I've been trying to get into an anatomy & physiology class that's been full the last few semesters. I think it'll do me a world o' good if I can get in. The vast bulk o' my stuff gets done without a reference because I don't have a convenient one handy, so I work with what I know (which ain't much). I prefer to work that way 'cause it feels less like "copying," but obvious problems arise.
Life drawing was a useful course, but we never got to studying any underlying mechanics of the human body beyond the skeleton. No advanced courses offered.
I think it'll work out goot, the anatomy class, if I can just get in. Summer semester coming up, hoping it'll be available. I could likely grab a figure drawin' book and learn the same things, but I know myself too well. I have to be forced to practice that kind of thing. Otherwise, I end up doing whatever feels comfortable and "fun." Which is a lot o' people from the waist on up facing left. Hur hur.
What the hell ever happened to the Ape? Did he stick with the animation thing?
Weird; so do I.