You have a nice sense of perspective, is the first thing that jumps in to the eye. The characters look dinamic, in a moving pose, and you cant directly see anatomy fails,s wich is wonderfull in a drawing.
Cell-shadding! Im personally a bit fan of it, even if i dont use it. You did more than one layer of shaddings, congratulations, because thats a wonderfull way to give deep in a drawing.
You used lighting, another point for you! Even though, i have to recomend you to try and work a little more on lighting types. What i mean is the next thing; the armor for example need MORE light that anything else because is naturally a bright object.
In the colors, the girl could have been a little more alive with diferent tones. When you use a color pallete for base color, you CANT use the same -but darker- to shad, because it end up looking quite boring to the eye.
Example -> Armor white -> Use a soft blue Dark Blue-> Use a tone of Blue/purple Yello hair -> Shad with pink.
It may sound extrange, but it does give a wonderfull touch to the final piece.
It looks good Sanity though the way the guy is angled compared to the woman kicking seems...off like his lower half is shorter than his half or it could be the camera angle is confusing. I don't know. But I like how you have his hands placed and splayed out to show his surprise as she phases through him. Then I like how the woman's face is pulled back into the rageful look. Though wouldn't her eyebrows and cheeks be closer to her face if she baring her teeth so dramatically at him? Then her shoulders look stiff compared to her lower half. Maybe turning the shoulders a little more and having the hand next to her head would help?
Haha, no, it is supposed to be at an angle. This was from a doodle page and, in my head, it was a little back alley fight where she sprung off a wall and we were looking down from above when she came at him. Of course, since I'm a lazy bum of a concept artist, my pitiful attempts at a background were so pitiful that I ended up not even bothering to ink it.
Her pose is odd. Not as odd as it was originally but still odd. I'd never use this drawing in an actual comic.
Really, what I'm looking for right now is general impressions. I don't want to work on a picture that isn't terrible, only to have someone go "oh look it's SO-AND-SO from MOVIE/GAME/COMIC" or something like that.
Do you have any impressions on the characters themselves?
You underestimate my ability to make confusingly bad backgrounds
I showed it to some people in the Thumbshare forum. Someone commented that she looked like a more "traditional" hero and that was enough to make me feel pretty okay.
Huh. Looks pretty good, I'd like to see the finished story. What the heck is that guy made of, mystery meat? (God, it's been ages since I thought of anything related to Camp Lazlo)
I'm certainly content to wait until that journal entry appears. If it means you and o-rylization figure out everything as best you can, so much the better.
Lets jump on the critique! *-*
You have a nice sense of perspective, is the first thing that jumps in to the eye.
The characters look dinamic, in a moving pose, and you cant directly see anatomy fails,s
wich is wonderfull in a drawing.
Cell-shadding! Im personally a bit fan of it, even if i dont use it. You did more than one layer of shaddings, congratulations, because thats a wonderfull way to give deep in a drawing.
You used lighting, another point for you!
Even though, i have to recomend you to try and work a little more on lighting types.
What i mean is the next thing; the armor for example need MORE light that anything else
because is naturally a bright object.
In the colors, the girl could have been a little more alive with diferent tones.
When you use a color pallete for base color, you CANT use the same -but darker- to shad, because it end up looking quite boring to the eye.
Example -> Armor white -> Use a soft blue
Dark Blue-> Use a tone of Blue/purple
Yello hair -> Shad with pink.
It may sound extrange, but it does give a wonderfull touch to the final piece.
I hope i have help you a little bit <3
Her pose is odd. Not as odd as it was originally but still odd. I'd never use this drawing in an actual comic.
Really, what I'm looking for right now is general impressions. I don't want to work on a picture that isn't terrible, only to have someone go "oh look it's SO-AND-SO from MOVIE/GAME/COMIC" or something like that.
Do you have any impressions on the characters themselves?
Alright and you are right on the oddness.
Okay, I get it now and sort of but I am hesitant to make guesses right now.
I showed it to some people in the Thumbshare forum. Someone commented that she looked like a more "traditional" hero and that was enough to make me feel pretty okay.
Alright c: though I am partial to the guy since he looks so unique but I can see how the woman looks like the classic hero.
What the heck is that guy made of, mystery meat? (God, it's been ages since I thought of anything related to Camp Lazlo)
I've only seen a handful of Camp Lazlo episodes. It seemed very odd XD
I'm certainly content to wait until that journal entry appears. If it means you and o-rylization figure out everything as best you can, so much the better.