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Submitted: August 31, 2012
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Betsyby *mariochavez

Fan Art / Cartoons & Comics / Traditional / Books & Novels

few issues with her arm. I really should have made it a longer and just a bit larger,but that aside it turned out ok. copic markers, rotring and pitt pens. fw ink.

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~ssj3sketches May 9, 2013

this is awesome but whats rotring

~DemetrioBraga Oct 17, 2012 General Artist

GREAT JOB!

~ediprata Sep 13, 2012 Professional General Artist

Maravilhosa. Parabéns!

~trinity346 Sep 5, 2012

I am a newbie so bare with me as I ask... I cannot see the problem with her arm, what is wrong with it?

*mariochavez Sep 5, 2012 Professional Traditional Artist

it's a bit out of proportion in how it's foreshortened. it needed to be just a little longer and the forearm and fist a little larger in order to make it appear that it's outstretched. there's also a tangent issue along her chest line and the sword. they both meet on the same plane. when that happens you can't tell if something is in front or behind the figure.

~trinity346 Sep 5, 2012

Thanks for your reply. I hope it is not too much of an imposition but I have to ask a follow up question or two. How would an artist lay out the proper proportion for such an extremely foreshortened form? Would it be typical resort to cylinders and cubes receding to vanishing point behind the shoulder or is there another method? Thank you in advance for your patience with me and these pestering questions.

*mariochavez Sep 6, 2012 Professional Traditional Artist

if you can, you should pick up books by andrew loomis. they are reprinting his books, and one that really goes into perspective is "successful Drawing" check out his other books at barnes and nobles. really nice additions to an artists reference library.