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scorpidea (04/17/2015) [-] 
My first attempt at drawing an eye.... I am afraid to continue or try again...
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anon (04/17/2015) [-]
You should try charcoal. It can be really dark and can be erased relatively easy. I mainly use it for quick sketches before class. It would be a good way to get that more aggressive dark look that you need. Don't focus too much on the details at first, focus on shape and outline. Make sure to get paper specifically charcoal and get a kit at your local art store. You have super talent, that I'm sure of. You keep at it, check out some examples of people who just kept at it and see how they are now. Some people would love to be an artist but never put in the work. But by looking at your piece it's obvious you should continue. Please join an art class, don't worry about being new. So many people worry about that, there are so many classes just for that and you can progress with them. Jesus this is way to ******* sappy, lots of friends say they got no ability to me though so I wanna say this to you too.
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rockamekishiko (04/17/2015) [-] the eyebrow is **** . too small and ends too close to the eye. the eye itself looks good
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krokberg (04/17/2015) [-]
Nice. You could be a little more aggressive with shading here and there (especially the pupil, you don't want to make it look like a blind eye). People new(ish) to drawing more realistically are usually very careful with the shading. I'm speakng of experience, the shading of some of my older drawings is so flat that it seems like I was drawing ghosts and not real people.
But good job! If you're really interested in drawing, it's all about practice, and, honestly, trial and error. Sometimes you'll **** up, and it feels horrible, but at the same time you'll learn and hopefully become better. Don't be afraid to continue. Sometimes you'll make your drawing worse, other times it could become ten times better, you just have to be daring, or else learning new things will be difficult.
But good job! If you're really interested in drawing, it's all about practice, and, honestly, trial and error. Sometimes you'll **** up, and it feels horrible, but at the same time you'll learn and hopefully become better. Don't be afraid to continue. Sometimes you'll make your drawing worse, other times it could become ten times better, you just have to be daring, or else learning new things will be difficult.
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icametocomment (04/17/2015) [-] Looks good to me. Might want to make the pupil stand out a little more, but that's about it.
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andovaredoras (04/16/2015) [-] That moment when you make a perfect drawing of one eye and then you are suddenly completely unable to draw the other one.
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imoriginalposter (04/16/2015) [-] I just shade in black and white and color shift areas, touch up as needed.
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KillerofChildren (04/16/2015) [-] by Ryky on DA, he's worth looking into for other resources.
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huntertde ONLINE (04/17/2015) [-] If you're just starting to work with colors, work with complimentary tertiary colors (each triangle). They look good together, and becoming great at color choice/manipulation comes from experience with the different colors.
Source- Eight credit hours of illustration in undergrad: I still suck at it.
Source- Eight credit hours of illustration in undergrad: I still suck at it.
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skeletorexplains ONLINE (04/17/2015) [-] Haha, Like i have talent
*Laughter slowly turns to crying*
*Laughter slowly turns to crying*
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stonetomcat (04/16/2015) [-] I like how that pic conveys more emotion than people with faces
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krokberg (04/17/2015) [-]
Hands are the ******* worst. Why can't people be without hands? It would make drawing them so much easier.
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linksbrains (04/16/2015) [-] Could've used these tutorials a bit earlier.
I had to draw a realistic eye (and more if you had time left) for photoshop.
I suppose my thing turned out fine, but I wish it was better.
I had to draw a realistic eye (and more if you had time left) for photoshop.
I suppose my thing turned out fine, but I wish it was better.
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phobiaexposure (04/17/2015) [-] This is a WIP I'm working on. Face is, for the most part, done unless I decided to add scars/tattoos. The mohawk is obviously not done.
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elcreepo (04/17/2015) [-] As a painter with whom the conventional teaching methods have produced underwhelming results I learned to mimic what I see rather than shape it from simple forms, which is wrong , thank you.
Spheres instead of a nose that ends in a box...
Spheres instead of a nose that ends in a box...
