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Sketching with anhes (the head as parameter)
Basic considerations about how I do my sketches. Pay attention to the head parameter to keep your proportions. Maybe nothing special, but probably someone may find it at leas interesting. Would you like to see more quick hints and tips about drawing (like drawing faces, individual body parts, expressions, etc)? Let me know ^^
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Category Artwork (Digital) / General Furry Art
Species Wolf
Size 2150 x 550px
File Size 450.4 kB
It's fine. Thumbnails are small quick sketches to help figure out the composition of the final drawing. Here's a couple of examples featuring Warwick, below the illustrations. They don't have to be this detailed, but it's up to you.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xwzL2
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/gB0dZ
Gestures are similar, but mainly for the human figure. Usually done in a short amount of time. Good for warming up, practicing, or figuring out what poses to use. Proko explains it better here. https://youtu.be/74HR59yFZ7Y
Sorry if I bothered you. I was just curious.
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/xwzL2
https://www.artstation.com/artwork/gB0dZ
Gestures are similar, but mainly for the human figure. Usually done in a short amount of time. Good for warming up, practicing, or figuring out what poses to use. Proko explains it better here. https://youtu.be/74HR59yFZ7Y
Sorry if I bothered you. I was just curious.
You make it look so easy to be honest haha. I more or less do the same thing in my own drawing process but I really need to remember that when it comes to the volume & form visualization that I don't have to have the body definitio connect directly into the Pelvis box, I tend to do that way too much lol. I think it would be cool to see how you construct faces/heads
But anyway, this looks great, thanks for sharing, I'll definitely try it like this. ^_^
But anyway, this looks great, thanks for sharing, I'll definitely try it like this. ^_^
It usually takes me about 30 - 60 min to do a pin-up sketch (with a nice angle and so), but do a full painted piece could take me from 1 to 3 days of working depending on de complexity. I try to do "speed paintings" but I loose myself easily in details and it takes so much time, specialy because I spend alot of work in the faces, sometimes I stay in the expresion for more time than in the rest of the body n.nU
And thanks for your kind words, sometimes I think my style lacks in personality, so I'm really glad to know you like it ^^
And thanks for your kind words, sometimes I think my style lacks in personality, so I'm really glad to know you like it ^^
oh yes, would love to see more guides from you! Especially expressions, genitalia (there aren´t that many good ones around on furry ones I find) and narrative! Because you´re really good at not only the yiff part, but also manage to tell a story too in your beautiful pictures^^
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