/ic/ - Artwork/Critique

Done with the torso section. Next is upper limbs.
>>6911873
Now that’s the good shit
>>6911310
I recommend 5-10 minute timed gestures. To me, this doesn’t look like you need to spend more time on a single drawing, but like you need to do more drawings. I think you just need more mileage.
>>6911439
Yeah… I’m a little behind you I think. I’m hoping that combined with what I’m learning from Hampton, it’ll make copying Bridgman give me superpowers.
>>6911453
Vilppu, Hampton, Morpho all sort of end up with a boxy egg for the rib cage (egg shape for the rib cage proper, with the shoulders and lowest attached rib sort of forming corners) and a box for the pelvis.
>>6911450
Never done loomis. Couple lessons of draw a box helped me feel the form.
>>6911628
Very nice. Work on drawing the whole figure. And draw more cute squirrel/otter things because I love it and want more.
>>6911648
He didn’t really draw women nearly as appealing as his men, which are literally god-tier.
>>6911658
Vilppu and mileage
>>6911678
By improving. You’ll be surprised at the difference focused study and lots of drawing can make.
>>6911714
GMI
>>6911929
Cute! I like the ghost giving the thumbs-up, kek
>>6912020
Yep, lots better.
>>6912073
Based, GMI. You’re really feeling the form, anon. My favorite part of your studies are always the doodles.
>>6912082
The difference between your men and women is interesting to see.
>>6912090
Some more anatomy knowledge would help, as would feeling the form. Doesn’t seem like her horns are on evenly, and the one on our right is a bit bigger curvier than the other. Her tail doesn’t seem to flow from her tailbone/spine. This isn’t a masterwork, no, but it’s nothing to be embarrassed of either. You’re too hard on yourself, anon.
>>6912131
I’m a fan. I love your art. I think all you need are more full-body figure drawings instead of just shoulders-up portraits and you’ll level up big time.