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"aproblem" by T. A. Markitan

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	Chase might not be the brightest crayon in the box, but he is an eternal optomist. I love getting these two in more trouble than they can handle. This was my first attempt at foreshortening. I made Vander's right arm and hand too small but didn't notice until after I had inked it.

Date	Name	Comment
27 Sep 2005	Julia Meng	Loading... the pose of the guy standing (is his name chase?) is pretty good, like the legs. I like your composition, but it could be improved with more contrast through shading and whatnot. i think your proportions for their heads a a bit off, there could be more material near the top. for the guy on the ground, the arm reaching out does not quite a forearm, i would try drawing a slight round curve. Foreshortening can be very hard to work with. and you say it was your first try? i'm impressed. ooh, i love the way you did the plants~ sorry for such a long comment, and thanks for commenting on my dark elf picture! T. A. Markitan replies: "Thank you very much for the tips. I am trying to improve all the time and I appreciate the advice. Thank you for the comment "

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'aproblem':

• Created by:

T. A. Markitan
• Copyright: ©T. A. Markitan. All rights reserved!

• Keywords: Dragonslayers, Elf, Knight, Danger, Action, Cartoon, Monster
• Categories: Humourous or Cute Things
• Techniques: Pencil/Graphite Pen, Ballpoint Pen
• Submitted: 2005-09-20 01:23:21
• Views: 367
• Resolution: 645x832