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Been some time since Ive submitted anything, since I've been practicing a lot lately and mostly only done sketchs and trying out new styles.
I've been trying to do "full bodies" nowadays, but the sketchs I have done havent been good enough to show.
Here is a sample of a technique to make "Realistic Anime", the best one Ive done so far so I decided to let you see any improvement ive made.
I've been trying to do "full bodies" nowadays, but the sketchs I have done havent been good enough to show.
Here is a sample of a technique to make "Realistic Anime", the best one Ive done so far so I decided to let you see any improvement ive made.
Category All / Anime
Species Unspecified / Any
Size 763 x 900px
File Size 199.3 kB
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Remember that anime characters still have to follow human proportions. The eye is at the halfway point between the top of the head and the chin. The nose is halfway between the eyes and the chin. The mouth in halfway between the nose and the chin. My edit is still a bit warped, but I'm in a hurry.
Also remember that the head is five eye widths wide (generally) and that the space between the eyes is (generally) equal to the width of one eye. Even if you're not showing the other eye, still sketch it in so you have a frame of reference.
Remember that anime characters still have to follow human proportions. The eye is at the halfway point between the top of the head and the chin. The nose is halfway between the eyes and the chin. The mouth in halfway between the nose and the chin. My edit is still a bit warped, but I'm in a hurry.
Also remember that the head is five eye widths wide (generally) and that the space between the eyes is (generally) equal to the width of one eye. Even if you're not showing the other eye, still sketch it in so you have a frame of reference.
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