I was sick (literally) and bored, so I decided to post these drawings I did last year, of some of my characters. I can't draw, but I decided I'd post anyway. They didn't scan very well at first, just in pencil, so I went over them in pen. They looked better in just pencil. And they still didn't scan very well. Tell me what you think, anyway.
I know who this girl is and what part she plays, but - I haven't quite gotten round to giving her a name yet.
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Damien. He's actually not as full of himself as he looks. Just saying.
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Morgan and Argo. If you've read my story, you know these two.
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These are twins Diaark and Ursa. Those who have read my story, please forget you've seen this.
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This is Carla. She's actually supposed to be blind, and therefore have white eyes, but somehow they ended up black. :/
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P.S. - Sorry about the fact that all the blokes have bare chests - when I tried to draw them with shirts on they looked like girls.
They probably still do.
The POTATO of DOOM
A thousand times it calls your name A thousand times you hear it And fools are those who heed its call But fools are those who fear it.
Well Ignis, I must say, you are VERY impressive, especially the third scan (despite what you may think). At least, you're better than me at drawing. I'm no Picasso, but there are a few points I'd like to make on your work anyway.
Firstly, I'd like to comment of the proportion. In these drawings, I felt that things such as the neck and shoulders were too long or not broad enough. A good example of what I mean would be Argo. While I now know that he is 10, I do not think you got the proportions correct for a male character.
Secondly, I'd like to note the lack of various features in these. For instance, all of your character sketches seem to be missing ears and several seem 'underdeveloped' for their age. I'm not sure if that's what you intended, but it's just something I noticed (to be honest, I don't really draw ears either).
Thirdly, I had difficulty finding ways you manage to visually differentiate their ages. A boy of the age of four years looks to similar to that of 10 years in my opinion, as does a girl of nine years and a girl of four years.
Well, that's about all I have to say. PLEASE PM me the original pencil scans and remember: attempt your homework (okay, maybe not French anymore, but do not forget of its existence)!
~Sensei
'This could possibly be the best day ever, but the forecast says that tomorrow will likely be a million and six times better.'
Even though you think you can't draw, I'm still sitting here in jealousy. I think that it's so cool that you have the ability to draw the characters of your novel. If I could do that, it would make life so much easier and I'd actually remember what they looked like. My favorite is the expression in the first character's face, the eyebrows perfectly portray her feelings.
It is better to travel well than to arrive. -Buddha
I'd love to review but I've no experience at all in this.
I found your boys were a little girly, but I really liked your girls.
Of course, this is just my personal opinion. You could ask some people for advice, here, such as Pink and Jenthura. They're quite good.
Checking out the drawing thread, check out the ones you like and ask how the artist went about it. Maybe that'll help. Either way, I think you're quite good, keep up the work!
Haha, you think your bad? I should post some of my magnificent doodles. Good work. I wish I could say more but I have no idea how to review art.
~Jas
I am nothing but a mouthful of 'sorry's, half-hearted apologies that roll of my tongue, smoothquick, like 'r's or maybe like pocket candy that's just a bit too sweet.
iggy modesty has always been your best trait but never ever say your not a good drawer. or else
Prodigies can very quickly learn what other people have already figured out; geniuses discover that which no one has ever previously discovered. Prodigies learn; geniuses do.”