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Jun 25, 2014 5:19 PM #1211207
You're still making the same mistake with the chest I already pointed out.

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and if you're going to have the chest showing, draw in a cleavage to prove the breasts exist, because just drawing their shape through clothes looks like she has a giant 2-D circle shape in her chest. Also, it looks as if you've only drawn in one large breast. They should be higher up, and you should draw them generally like two teardrop shapes, not a single circle.


The worst example is this one:
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There is literally no indication of anything around the chest, and it's even more of a sore thumb when you've drawn shading elsewhere. In a front view drawing, your best indication of breasts (especially when they're covered like how you've done) is with shading, which can be simply done with either shading of the cleavage or underboob, so don't be afraid to try it. I'm not saying every character you draw needs to have Eiken boobs, but you should still come to terms with it, since you haven't really tried with any of these.

Another thing is to start drawing ears. I'm relatively busy with a lot of things, so I don't have time to critique everything, but I'll get into everything else when I have the time.
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Jun 25, 2014 5:40 PM #1211217
Wait....so you still need to make clevage visible even if it's under the clothes?
Oh. That's kinda hard ._.
Also about her chest, I didn't manage to finish it. No, I'm not making excuses for my mistakes, I just forgot to finish it .-.
I'm having a boner time in shadings and clothing folds tho sooo... I need help in those.

Anyways, I'll keep those in mind.I kept the teardrop like breasts in tact, but it seems hard to
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Jun 25, 2014 10:01 PM #1211300
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Wait....so you still need to make clevage visible even if it's under the clothes?

I kept the teardrop like breasts in tact, but it seems hard to.

Basically to shade in breast into existence is to fill it halfway to the nipple.

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Granted they are protruding more but the shading process is the same.
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Jun 26, 2014 1:28 AM #1211329
It depends on the light source and how strong/bright the light is, right?
Thanks for the tip! :DD
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Jun 26, 2014 2:51 AM #1211368
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It depends on the light source and how strong/bright the light is, right?
Thanks for the tip! :DD


That's the basic idea yeah. I followed the box when I drew that so I try to apply it to all my female drawings.
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Jun 26, 2014 4:26 PM #1211651
basically think trapezoid not triangle
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Jun 27, 2014 6:40 AM #1211984
Not made by night but another one wee
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Jul 5, 2014 1:56 PM #1215408
Double post bump weeeee

I made another juan.
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cnc is appreciated.
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Jul 5, 2014 7:33 PM #1215537
Why haven't you learnt yet.

You continue to lack basic proportion and anatomy. Granted you seem to be trying to impose a more 3d perspective with foreshortening but without even the simplest knowledge of form, both organic and inorganic, you are basically trying to do surgery with a sledgehammer without even a dummy's guide on hand.

The latest one is even worse because it is already obvious oversized his head is. The colouring is paint buckets with copious amounts of airbrush.

In short, you have nearly nothing in the way of fundamentals.

If you're serious about learning how to draw humans, then start practicing forms in perspective, muscle anatomy, and building a figure from a mannequin. If you don't even make an effort towards those three excercises, then I'm not sure if there is a point in visiting your art anymore.
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Jul 6, 2014 12:52 AM #1215614
:c
well okay, thanks for the comment! I guess I still need practice. I wont post stuff for now.