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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.


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

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

Konradix wrote: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:


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


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.

Vesoralla wrote:

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.

Oranjui wrote: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.

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.

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

FrozenFire wrote:On the last pic, one arm is bigger than the other

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

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

nin10mode wrote: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.