@Frogpunzel YES! I know what you mean. I think you really have to think way outside the box for this one!! 🙂 Good luck!

@KevinTreaccar yeah it helped a lot. I tend to gravitate towards low saturation colors but higher saturation always ends up working better.

@Georgios-Christopoulos In fact I liked the first image you posted best, as it looked cleaner and really comic book.

@kim-hunter Oh, you're so right! This detail would make it so much more believable! Thank you so much, Kim!

Days 19 through 23!!

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I like the render quality in the background and the lava in the paws, but i think that most of the problems are with the fundamentals of the drawing. The anatomical structure of the lion is kinda off and i think that you are shooting yourself in the foot while trying a complicated perspective for a piece that is really demanding on textures and lighting. Its obvious the amount of love you put in a project, but i think that your focus should be on the foundations rather than the finishing touches.

@demotlj yaay, this actually worked!! Thank u so much 🤩

she look so cute!! and just a little thing, but the ears in the first pose are a bit to high, also the left pocket on her backside is a bit to much to the right side. also I really love how you rendered her her at the last post! looks so fluffy and beautiful!

@miranda-hoover ooh thanks for linking that. I was just thinking I needed to rewatch that critique arena.

Great job! I love how your characters turned out. This was fun for me to see as I'm in the middle of this class right now! The class really is helpful and I feel more confident having a process to follow for character design. Thanks for sharing!

@Drawboy77 thanks my friend!

wow, thank you this was super helpful, this is pretty much what I was looking to find out!
I'll definitely look into these
I'm not very set on what school I go to as long as the program it offers is a good way to transition into the field I'm leaning towards
thank you!

@miranda-hoover Thank you for the feedback!
I showed the drawing to a few family members and, from a distance, they couldn't make out where his arm was either; I think I need to put more effort into making sure the design remains visible/readable throughout the image, as all the small details of his arm really make it congested in certain areas, I think.

Thanks again!

@Georgios-Christopoulos I really enjoy this! Looks like its going to be a wonderful composition cant wait to see how it turns out

@story-paint This is really cute! It sounds like this story will be a good one 🙂 I like the simplicity and cute factor of these designs. I think they will work really nicely for a comic 😃

Hello Georgios! These characters are so cool~! It looks like they'd have a ton of fun adventure. The one thing that stood out to me was the character on the far left. His head is significantly larger than everyone else's, and though I get that he's a big character, I think if you made the head size a little smaller, he would fit a little more with the rest of the group. Right now it looks like if he was scaled down, he would have the same proportions as the character to the right of him. If you made the head smaller, it would make the rest of his body look bigger in proportion, similar to what you did with the character on the far right. Just my two cents! Thanks for sharing this fun cast of characters with us!

Great post! Cheers to the women in this group! Happy International Women’s Day!

Those are nice! Keep on working!

Hi! I've been working on the stylizing character class and on my own characters and I have really been struggling with costume design. Could you make a class on character design and how to make it fit with the time period, fit the personality of the character, and show the emotion and symbolism, and all that complicated stuff? This would be SUCH a lifesaver!!!
Thank you!!

@CesarAndradeArt Thank you Cesar! You've helped me a lot. Right now I'm practicing 24/7. Road to mastery. Can't wait to see more work from you. I have already checked your whole body of work. Thank you for the inspiration.

Cheers!