slippery when wet
slippery when wet
Drawing \ Uncategorized | 06/28/06 @180 |
seeThrou |
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I haven't posted anything in two weeks! it takes me longer to do a drawing now, and I'm always adding things as I go, I added 2 pages to this and ended working on 3 panels all together, a left side, the top, and the bottom half, Thank you everyone for the overwhelming response to my last post. Thank you!
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01/01/70 @105 |
Concept:Average |
Technical Skill:Average |
Impact/impression:Weak |
Pros:you added some imagination into this piece which is a nice change. The shell has an interesting design and texture. The composition is fairly good. I really like that crab fellow and the little dude in the hamock(?) is an awesome idea...just really hard to make him out at first.
Cons:Same girl, same expression...different environment. There's really nothing here to hold my attention or focus on. Her anatomy seems very off to me. The shoulders are anatomically incorrect as well as the alignment of the breasts. The arm is too long. There is no sense of light source and no consistency with the shading or shadows. There is some nice shading on her waist, but not on her arms and nothing in the scene is creating a shadow. I won't address the "sketchy" lines because I know that is your style. Technically, the fact that I can see the erasing that you made in PS is distracting. Overall this seems very flat and I have no sense of depth. An obvious light source and shading/contrast based on that light source I think would help...
Overall opinion/feedback:This may sound brutal, but I'm really trying to be honest and help you improve. I realize you are already very popular on GFX and could easily ignore my ramblings. PLEASE use this same approach to my work...I do not want +10 every effin time....I want to hear what I did right or wrong so I can do better the next time.
I don't think your work sucks. I think you have an awesome, rough style, but it needs some help and refinement. Anatomy books and references would help. Personally, I am pretty bad at anatomy, ecspecially hands. I don't know why, they are just very hard for me to draw....anyway, keep on drawing and you will only improve buddy! |
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06/28/06 @185
its got so much depth there aaron - im glad im seeing it more. its got this dark eerie tragic feel to it - reminds me somewhat of the god emperor of dune but in an alice of wonderland sense.
youve got quite a career ahead of you as a concept artist buddy. keep it up
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06/28/06 @221
This is kind of surreal!......Beautiful work Aaron!!
Glad to see another one from you!
Top marks!
Carlos
06/28/06 @292
+10
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~~~Melissa
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06/28/06 @445
This is pretty restrained compared to your usual busy compositions and it's paid off in terms of the perception of depth within the picture which is much improved.
Her shoulder and collar bone need some attention...at the moment that solid line looks like the top of clothing...a t-shirt or something...when I presume she's supposed to be nude.
The little dude in the hammock is almost lost...maybe simplifying the horizon line behind him would help, and also reducing it's tonal weight.
Your signature mushrooms seem kinda out of place here...I don't associate mushrooms with seashores....maybe she should have had sea anemones growing on her instead.
Otherwise this is very cool...one of my favs from you in some time!
If your not familiar with the work of Patrick Woodroffe you should check him out. Much of his work, particularly his etchings, has the same ultra busy compositional style that you commonly use and the same sense of whimsy...I think you would be much inspired by him and could learn a lot from his masterful work.
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06/28/06 @484
I think you could crop the top of the image a bit
as there is too much white space.
Good perspective
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06/28/06 @611
the face seems weird thought
keep it up
06/28/06 @634
I can tell you did a lot of work on the shell and body, but the rest of the piece seems very rushed and neglected. While I could see the emptiness becoming a visual element, it's not quite working as presented. There is a difference between negative space (which becomes a valid compositional element) and empty space (which just looks unfinished). Maybe a little more cropping of the white, or some additional fleshing out of the horizon elements would help out.
The mushrooms do seem a little out of place at the shore, and the little guy is most definitely getting lost in the horizon line. You put so much attention to rendering the shell in a very real, voluminous, interesting manner, then you scribbbled your way through the flowers, moss, etc. on top of it. It's a bit distracting.
I think, overall, this shows improvement, but it looks a bit on the underdone side. If this were a steak, I think I'd send it back to the kitchen.
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06/28/06 @673
another excellent work!, nice character, cool composition.
i agree Vincent comment (Wallace)
+10
06/28/06 @673
youve earnt it.
06/28/06 @743
06/28/06 @748
I find her very sexy, you know?=)
I doubt the white bg - but may be it's too freshy for me to assimilate)
Nice shading and anatomy
Cute face)
P.S. Stop giving me 10+ or I'd decide I'm perfect
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06/28/06 @810
Kaduflyer said it all...
Keep sharing !
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06/29/06 @000
love it.
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06/29/06 @249
Anyways, I see you have done some changes...smart move in cropping the white background and I like it with the birds
Can't add anything more on the indepth scrutiny of the previous commentators.
Not a crit but more of a question...she looks angry...I wonder why?
Maridol
06/29/06 @329
PS kaduflyer always points out the bits that i like most about your pieces.!..?
06/29/06 @329
PS kaduflyer always points out the bits that i like most about your pieces.!..?
06/29/06 @473
+9
06/29/06 @523
+9
06/29/06 @559
+5/10 (see review)
06/29/06 @674
more variating!
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06/29/06 @719
More of a twirl on her shell could make this stronger as it would be a nice focal point. I like the small details you have put into this one and this is one of your stronger works. Keep up the practice.
06/29/06 @746
I am bothered by the way the neck connects to the shoulder though. Also again, I'd expect too see a lower horizon.
She has no waist, but that's probably how you intended... snails have no waist
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06/30/06 @757
I'd love to see more finished, colored work from you, or at least some inked pieces.
06/30/06 @855
06/30/06 @876
I love how grumpy she looks - is she pouting?
06/30/06 @888
Loose the birds, unless you manage to create more depth in the picture.
Nice to see more rugged lines. Agree with sdavis on the lack of textures. On the other hand the character is worked out well, don't forget the rest.
Still, the expression is priceless
06/30/06 @937
This is so wonderful! I love that shell and her headdress. Youre so creative. It kills me. The only thing I can critique about it is that I think that bird over her shell distracts from her face. I would leave that second bird...just because I personally don't like much negative space...but I think that if you wanted to do away with that one as well it wouldn't look bad at all.
I am so jealous! You are very very talented, sir.
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07/03/06 @713
I like the unfinished feel to it - the white space opens the image up at the top, but it's maybe then a little too full at the bottom - it feels a bit like you got to the sky and ran out of insperation... maybe if the drawing had areas of white space around the edges at the bottom too then it would look more intentionally unfinished. I mean just don't take the sketch right to the edge. Does that make sense?
Oh yeah, and i like the little crab character welcoming her ashore - along with her rather disdainful glare at him
07/04/06 @288
+10
PS - I like the birds version!!
07/04/06 @782
been some more objetive i think that the sky could have some work on it, and the ground behind needs some more levels of gray.
anyway i have say a lot of times that your work is really great and i keep thinking it.
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07/04/06 @896
Yeah, you draw nicely, you have a talent, but you're leaning on your talent as it is! Come on man, you lazy sack, move on! Get some ambition and discipline with that talent of yours!
I hope you get my point. You know you could do way more extensive works whithout even loosing your experimental touch.
Come on man.
COME ON!
07/05/06 @365
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+9/9
Shonen
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Rae
07/08/06 @878
on your new golden coat.
07/11/06 @994
08/06/06 @030
he is very pleasant to put itself to think and I like and you work new
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02/06/07 @848
+10
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