Vesoralla's Manga Art

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5 more drawings? Well, to be fair, they're just sketches.

The first one is this one right here. I had no idea what background to add. Also, I forgot to brighten it up, but now that I think about it, it conveys a depressing mood better with the low lighting here.

Sad child: show

These other 4 are from my school sketchbook. I got bored quickly during a long presentation, so I did some quick sketching.

Mountain background: show

Forest upward camera angle: show

RPG Health Bar Concept: show

Great Big Tree: show

[Konradix]

Did I ever say that I love this? Because I love this <3

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Did I ever say that I love this? Because I love this <3

Hey, thanks. Sorry if the thank you was late. I didn't want to post something else without including more art I made.
So, I went ahead and drew 3 more things in my sketchbook. On of them I already presented in the chat.

This one has some minor flaws as Raiyunni pointed out like the a missing hand and shoulder. I overlooked those when drawing this:

Girl walking by a moonlit lake: show

I like the blue sky in this one, but I don't know if my camera caught it well or not:

Boy and blue sky: show

This is not Marth. This is a wood elf. I took inspiration from the Night Elves and the magical forest places in WoW when drawing this.

Wood elf: show

[Oranjui]

Forest upward camera angle: show

Sorry for the somewhat late response, but something's throwing me off about the perspective on this. I think it's the inconsistency between the foreground tree (which looks really good) and the background trees? The background ones seem a little too vertical in comparison to the angled one. In any case, experimenting with different perspectives is good, and I think you should definitely keep at it. Loving your stuff by the way.

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The background ones seem a little too vertical in comparison to the angled one.

Yeah, I'll think about that next time. I also ought to watch more of those videos Raiyunni suggested to me in the beginning.
Well, I guess I'll do more quick sketches in my school sketchbook then.

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I had morning school yesterday and today, so I decided to draw in that sketchbook I got from art class. I have 6 this time.

Superhero: show

Fisherman: show

Snow Bully: show

Girl: show

Man in space: show

Girl basic proportions: show

[l.m]

On the last pic, one arm is bigger than the other

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On the last pic, one arm is bigger than the other

Oops. Yeah it is. Sigh...haha, I'm sooo bad.

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Drawing guidelines can help the first few times. Like, straight horizontal lines to line up the feet, hands, elbows, shoulders, and a final one at the top of the head. It's really useful when you're trying to draw multiple characters on a page, too.

'course, it only works for front view or 3/4 view character design

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Drawing guidelines can help the first few times. Like, straight horizontal lines to line up the feet, hands, elbows, shoulders, and a final one at the top of the head. It's really useful when you're trying to draw multiple characters on a page, too.

'course, it only works for front view or 3/4 view character design

I've tried setting up guideline for side views and back views before. It sorta works, but I still need to work on the dimensions of the body. Like the girl in the moonlit lake: She probably looks a tad bit too skinny.

EDIT: Looking into holding my pencil in a way that markcrilley does it for drawing. GOD IT'S HARD! Yeah, I've held it in a different way all this time.

EDIT2: I MIGHT make a video of how I draw my manga characters. Maybe that way you can tell me what I ought to do or shouldn't do...things like that.