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Feb 4, 2014 7:14 AM #1152842
Some sword online art of kirito, I was bored so I drew this lol (inspires by guz)
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http://flashzane.deviantart.com/art/Kirito-431735493?ga_submit_new=10%253A1391497843

There you go!
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Feb 4, 2014 7:53 PM #1153172
I see you used your avatar picture as preference. The head is way too tall compared to the width also it looks little flat. Add more light and shadows to make it more interesting. Keep it up!
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Feb 4, 2014 8:24 PM #1153182
Originally posted by findood ''I see you used your avatar picture as preference. The head is way too tall compared to the width also it looks little flat. Add more light and shadows to make it more interesting. Keep it up!''


Ok dude I gotcha, and the reason why his neck and head is soo long is because I stretched it thinking it looked cool but anyway ok.
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Feb 4, 2014 9:02 PM #1153199
It's decent minimalist work, but overall, it's really, really flat. Looking between your avy and that pic you made, there are heavy differences in shading, which gives the avatar much more depth and "life" so to speak. Meanwhile, it feels like yours was made by simply taking the outline and filling it in. And aside from that, there is the aforementioned stretching. It is very stretched. Stretched isn't sexy.

I do applaud your effort though. Add in shading and you'll have something pretty interesting.
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Feb 4, 2014 10:06 PM #1153222
Well done, you've proven your ability to trace over other people's work.
Can't you try and add your own creative flare to it? Or use it as a reference to aspire you to something greater? But no.
Firstly, the monotone look is not executed well, because you traced from something else. Also, the whole thing is stretched vertically, which is sloppy looking considering the reference picture is centimeters away from the actual art. And please tell me how the hell this is "inspired" by Guz. Firstly, it is traced, meaning there is no inspiration at all, especially when this links into Guz's art style in no way at all.
I'd give you positive feedback, but there is none to give. At all.
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Feb 4, 2014 11:45 PM #1153271
I did not trace im telling you now I looked at the pic as I drew it there is no reason to trace it why would I do such a thing?
you know I really took the time and effort to do this and now charry you wanna bash me out.Thats not cool im just saying but anyway ok azure il try better next time.
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Feb 5, 2014 2:32 AM #1153313
Quote from Charry
Well done, you've proven your ability to trace over other people's work.
Can't you try and add your own creative flare to it? Or use it as a reference to aspire you to something greater? But no.
Firstly, the monotone look is not executed well, because you traced from something else. Also, the whole thing is stretched vertically, which is sloppy looking considering the reference picture is centimeters away from the actual art. And please tell me how the hell this is "inspired" by Guz. Firstly, it is traced, meaning there is no inspiration at all, especially when this links into Guz's art style in no way at all.
I'd give you positive feedback, but there is none to give. At all.


I'm agreeing with Charry on the grounds that it looks like you merely edited your traced product to make it look thinner. Everything is //almost// exactly like the original pic, minus the eyelid part and the shading,, and several VERY small pieces.

However, I can not be 100% sure. If this really is yours, then work on your shading.
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Feb 5, 2014 3:25 AM #1153341
From what I can tell, he didn't trace it. No offense, but if he did the picture would've looked a lot cleaner.
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Feb 5, 2014 4:07 AM #1153362
I'm sorry to be that guy... But:

Maybe he did trace (Click to Show)


Oops.
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Feb 5, 2014 4:15 AM #1153369
That is some pretty convincing evidence, Chamel. Also, he missed the hair in the back. Dunn if that matters much, but it's an interesting note.

Also, I have to say, I'm quite disappointed. Tracing is considered plagiarism, especially since it was said this was entirely made by you. References are nice, but blatant tracing is not referencing.
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Feb 5, 2014 5:37 PM #1153769
Im pretty sure that I did not trace just take the fucking fact that I did not guys seriously I mean sure its convincing and but im telling from deep down on my heart
I-D-I-D-N-O-T- T-R-A-C-E .
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Feb 6, 2014 1:05 AM #1153926
We're not saying you traced. We're just having a hard time believing it.

Maybe you should never have stolen once before, is all I'm saying.