I'm an amateur but don't hold back if you think it's bad:
Smallville Superman Sketch ,what do you really think?
better than me, you colored his face pink though
Yea,it was really hard to make him white,the saturation on PSE is terrible.
better than me, you colored his face pink though
You got any art?
@jeanralphio: none that I'd post on here
it looks mediocre. the sketch looks better than the drawn one.
you said be honest. i dont have any new art. all my artis when i was a teenager ages ago.
it looks mediocre. the sketch looks better than the drawn one.
you said be honest. i dont have any new art. all my artis when i was a teenager ages ago.
@jeanralphio: i meant colored in one not drawn. the drawing is decently good but the coloring is mediocre.
keep it up would get better.
@jeanralphio: i meant colored in one not drawn. the drawing is decently good but the coloring is mediocre.
keep it up would get better.
This was my first time digitally coloring but I was kidding about crying,it's good you were honest.
@jeanralphio: Probably better then I can do, one thing I noticed is that one eye laser is bigger then the other. Dx
@jeanralphio: It's not bad. The few tips I can give you is practice your anatomy a little more, what works best for me is referencing photos. Body builders both female and male will give you a good idea of muscle placement and proportions. One other thing that I noticed on your drawing is that you may be smudging the shading, This will give your pieces a flat look. Don't be afraid to go dark with your shading it will add some dimension. Hope this helps keep up the good work.
@jeepeh: Thanks.
@proofpudding: Thanks and I appreciate the tips man. I didn't think the anatomy was that bad on this sketch,compared to my other one. The anatomy on this sketch's-Iron Fist Sketch-lower arm's are lolworthy but I think the shading is much better,check it out.
I like both. Especially how you handled the shading, it really made it pop. The red eyes where also a nice touch.
Honestly, though, it looked better before it was colored. I know coloring takes allot of work to get the hang of, though, I've only been doing it a few months myself.Anyway, keep it up. I look forward to seeing more of your art.
I like both. Especially how you handled the shading, it really made it pop. The red eyes where also a nice touch.
Honestly, though, it looked better before it was colored. I know coloring takes allot of work to get the hang of, though, I've only been doing it a few months myself.Anyway, keep it up. I look forward to seeing more of your art.
Thanks man,it sounds like I'm sucking up but that's fantastic to hear,coming from you.
It's not bad. The few tips I can give you is practice your anatomy a little more, what works best for me is referencing photos. Body builders both female and male will give you a good idea of muscle placement and proportions. One other thing that I noticed on your drawing is that you may be smudging the shading, This will give your pieces a flat look. Don't be afraid to go dark with your shading it will add some dimension. Hope this helps keep up the good work.
^This. I have said it before....wire frames with a light pencil sketch can help too. I was taught to build a drawing with bone first muscle second. This will help with proportions and anatomy, so everything looks like it is an actual body. I look forward to seeing your work later on.
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