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Deviousness `ChewedKandi has certainly gone out of her way to keep the vector community on the right path. Always making sure that her talents are infinitely scalable, Sharon has put her bezier curves to excellent use, and firmly anchored herself as an inspirational leader. We're absolutely delighted to bestow the Deviousness Award for June 2013 to `ChewedKandi. Congratulations, Sharon! Read More
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Sta.sh
Oh noez D:
it's Robo Twillight ...
Nah anyway...it looks fantastic.....i could never draw that good
I tried for years and all i can do now is a Stupid looking face....
because the first few years of my tenure drawing pictures was filled with TONS of TERRIBLE drawings that i try not to show anyone these days
It's something that takes lots of time
Lots and lots of time. But like anything, if you do it long enough, you DO get better. Art is a skill, not a talent. Having something worth drawing however i guess takes some initiative. But i think that anyone can draw.
Think about it this way. You can study music theory for years, and fully understand all there is to know about music, but unless you have something pretty to compose, it doesn't matter. Conversely, you can be a street musician with a lot of music in your heart, but you might not be as good as someone classically trained.
It's a mix of practice and knowing what's good and what's not. You can get most of it by studying artists you admire, and trying to replicate what you see. That'll give you the mechanics. Some art101 will help with basics like visual composition etc, but hell, i've never taken any classes. I just draw too much
Also, I think this is pretty solid for a relatively untested technique. There's a bit of a lack of your 'precision' that I've come to associate with your style, but this isn't your usual style, so that's all cool. The only part of the piece that looks a little 'flat' are Twilight's eyes. The rest of her body is nice, though, the colors and edges all feel soft. Like I said, for an untested technique it's pretty good!
Also, dem eyes.
Eight hours, and you come out with this prettiful bottle of adoracute? Do more of it, maaaaan.
But thanks man~
I still can't figure out how you tell where the lighting is supposed to go just by looking at a piece
As you can see, on the hair it's much simpler because
well i didn't bother with that. BUT it's a good example of what kind of difference bothering with a little extra work can accomplish