looks awsome, but just a little pointer, arrow is a wee bit long and usualy, you pull the string up to the cheek, there is also a knotch at the end of the arrow where the string goes into to push the arrow forward when you relece the string, other than that, i see no problem

oh okay, i will thinking about it in future, thanks c:

no prob, it sorta helps that i do archery XD

oups, i just noticed something elce that was a little off, the arrow should be on the other side of the bow, the way it is there, when the arrow is releced, the 3rd fletching (the one that is hidden) will catch on the bow and making the arrow go off course and also possibly break the fleching off, an other thing is that the arrow has less of a rest when going over the thumb

next time you do an archery scene, i suggest that you have these 3 images as reference, they give acurate representation of the bow and arrow possition and the proper draw
the brown fletching is a different color because that is the fleching that should never be against the bow, it can be the same color, but as long as there is a identifying mark
propper drawn bow
how a arrow sits on an undrawn bow

i hope these will help in the futre :D

Url doesnt work D: may be some links doesnt work in my country :c

Well, i have a block\modular bow, so i can make pose reference :D
But anyway, thank you so much for big council\advice :3

links are prob 2 long for FA

http://s1203.photobucket.com/user/t.....N3823.jpg.html

https://beeftoleaf.files.wordpress......7231.jpg?w=816

it seems that these links work, i have tested them in a journal i semi created and they worked
links are in order with the way i put the info

http://www.kyforward.com/wp-content.....htless_bow.jpg

link was breaking up

Yea, i see now c:

I don't do archery but I do a lot of research of medieval war, weapons, techniques, tactics and all this, stuff really interests me and I think there are few more things worth pointing out because I looked at the tags.
There are few differences between hunting and war arrows/bows.
-War bows have greater draw weight, so arrows used with them are longer and thicker so they don't shatter under the force that pushes the arrow forward.
-That's also because they're meant for greater distances and for penetration, so arrowheads on them often were long and pointy. Side note they were also often glued on with wax to prevent the enemy soldier from shooting the arrow back since the arrowhead would just stay in place where it'd hit, often in the wound itself leading to infection.
-More fancy war arrowheads were wider and kinda hooked so they would stay in the wound for sure and getting them out would be a nightmare, but they weren't very effective against armor.
-Hunting bows have lesser draw weight because they're meant for smaller distances and non-armored prey, hence arrows are thinner and not as long, also arrowheads on them are thin but wide in order to leave cuts so they animal bleeds out faster.
The other thing is that the bow's limbs don't seem to be curved enough in this picture. It seems like they're in idle position, like the bow is not drawn or at least not as far.
That aside I REALLY like Your art-style and all that I mentioned is not something everyone has to know so it doesn't take anything from the piece! Love it!

i am always willing to help artists and others inprove

Looks almost like Japanese style archery with a modern bow.
All in all a very cool piece, can tell a lot of effort went in and it turned out epic

yay c: