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"Ying & Yang; A dark versus light perspective" by Joakim V.C. Lambertsson

SciFi/Fantasy Picture 31 out of 31 by Joakim V.C. Lambertsson. ←Previous - Next→


	It began with the drawing of an undead necromancer. But in the end, i thought up a yin and yang idea. It turned out reather good.

Date	Name	Comment
20 May 2002	Sandra M. Jansson	Loading... Well, we have a pretty interesting and intense picture here. It's nice how the 'light' has a dark background and the 'dark' a light one. The flowers and the bones are a nice touch as well. The foreshortening of the elve's left arm could be improved on. Perhaps if you drew a reflection of your own hand at this angle in a mirror, it could give you an idea of how it works. Try drawing just what you see, where different shapes/contrasts are, where everything is with relation to everything else. Drawing simple measurements of how wide/high things are and at what angles to each other may also help.