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File Size: 328 KB
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Comments: 28
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I'm trying to clean up my coloring style, but I'm also dissatisfied with how I've been drawing chibis lately. The proportions are never constant, and all in all I felt confused. So I used it as a chance to do a little study (picking a subject was not difficult in the least; I'm way overdue to draw our dear Henry Jekyll ) in both. Ten points if you can guess whose coloring style I'm trying to learn from.
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CommentsI don't know who, but I like it. Continue the experimentation!
-- Shao~! Looks great! Love the fade to black on the shoes. Chibis are difficult. That's why mine are... Pez dispensers. xD
Anyway, I'm digging the art and colouring style. But I will never guess who's it is, so... C'mon. Tell me. x3 -- All my vital signs are failing, 'cause the oxide I'm inhaling makes it difficult as hell to catch my breath. Are you dumb? Or hard of hearing? Or relieved, my end is nearing? Are you satisfied? I laughed myself to-... Very nice job on the coloring overall; I just have two minor critiques.
1) When you fade, you do it excellently, but sometimes the color contrasts for the shadows seem a bit striking. (Face, hair, vest.) If that's intentional according to this new style, then disregard this. 2) The white spots in general (hair, shoes, eyes) seem a bit too large... especially the eyes. And in the hair and shoes, maybe they should be more oblong instead of round? Overall though, very nice. And adorable of course.  -- "All we have to decide is what to do with the time that is given us." --Gandalf, The Fellowship of the Ring Thank you! I shall, for experimentation is the basis of progress, and progress is the basis of civilization!
*Henry, Griffin, Victor, Frederick, Moreau, Nemo and Sherlock nod* (They made me say it.) -- The proof is in the pudding . . . so unfortunately it's useless. -Phil Argus, Bonus Stage Hehe. Pez dispensers are fun. And those candies are something akin to pure sugar.
 Thank you! -- The proof is in the pudding . . . so unfortunately it's useless. -Phil Argus, Bonus Stage Thank you, and double for the critique!
I'm still trying to find an acceptable level shade for shadowing, so thank you for telling me. I usually go too light, and it seems that I've overshot the target here. As for the shines, I will keep working to get them right, as well!  -- The proof is in the pudding . . . so unfortunately it's useless. -Phil Argus, Bonus Stage Heehee! True that.
-- Shao~! He's so cute! And very Jekyll-like. I was considering doing a Jekyll chibi myself. Nah, this cannot be beat.
-- "Well, really colloquial/vulgar phrases like 'fuck off' never translate well. The Spanish for 'holy shit' translates to 'I shit on the communion wafers!'" Nooooo! It's a wonderful compliment, but never let anyone else's artwork dissuade you from your own creations. After all, chibis can be drawn doing anything, in any pose or situation, so two pieces of the same character in chibi can be radically different, and certainly not compared to each other just because of the chibi-ness. Besides, I'd love to see your chibi Henry. Please don't decide to not draw him!
-- The proof is in the pudding . . . so unfortunately it's useless. -Phil Argus, Bonus Stage |
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