http://stewped.com/2007/05/sketches-2/ Thu, 29 Sep 2011 14:05:22 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://stewped.com/2007/05/sketches-2/comment-page-1/#comment-799 Ajay Tue, 22 May 2007 01:05:33 +0000 http://stewped.com/2007/05/16/sketches-2/#comment-799 Thanks muchacho. I've been doing bunches of sketches at work on my lunch break, but of course I still need to do more. Thanks muchacho. I’ve been doing bunches of sketches at work on my lunch break, but of course I still need to do more.

]]> http://stewped.com/2007/05/sketches-2/comment-page-1/#comment-796 PeZ Mon, 21 May 2007 13:46:50 +0000 http://stewped.com/2007/05/16/sketches-2/#comment-796 So..h'okay...as for the hair, it's very hard to explain in words. Where does it connect? You have to try and start off with the major sections that 'connect.' Jonn seems to have pretty slick hair, so this may a little harder to do major sections...Don't forget the hair line. It varies with everyone, but it normally is a very subtle 'widow's peak.' Try sketching that in first, then actually drawing the hair in. Check out Michael Turner for reference [he does THE BEST hair EVER!...up yours if you disagree]. As for it looking like a guy, it does.. You do fine on that for the most part. Just keep in mind that even if based on someone in real life, and based on there features, try and keep male jaw-lines on the square side. Keep male features squared/pointed/sharp whereas female features should be rounder [regardless of style..check out Cheeks' stuff [cheeks-74.deviantart.com] for a GREAT example. And finally...KEEP DRAWING YOU LAZY BAG OF...lazy? So..h’okay…as for the hair, it’s very hard to explain in words. Where does it connect? You have to try and start off with the major sections that ‘connect.’ Jonn seems to have pretty slick hair, so this may a little harder to do major sections…Don’t forget the hair line. It varies with everyone, but it normally is a very subtle ‘widow’s peak.’ Try sketching that in first, then actually drawing the hair in. Check out Michael Turner for reference [he does THE BEST hair EVER!...up yours if you disagree]. As for it looking like a guy, it does.. You do fine on that for the most part. Just keep in mind that even if based on someone in real life, and based on there features, try and keep male jaw-lines on the square side. Keep male features squared/pointed/sharp whereas female features should be rounder [regardless of style..check out Cheeks' stuff [cheeks-74.deviantart.com] for a GREAT example. And finally…KEEP DRAWING YOU LAZY BAG OF…lazy?

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