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[TexT]Cartoon Ninja
Hellou c:
Well I decided to make a thread so that you can follow and help me finish this set I started doing. I will post all wips here, if they have an opinion on what I should take out or put in, only posting here. And if they want to evaluate will be grateful.
=-Wip's-=
That and my first set I post publicly so .. :P
Well I decided to make a thread so that you can follow and help me finish this set I started doing. I will post all wips here, if they have an opinion on what I should take out or put in, only posting here. And if they want to evaluate will be grateful.
=-Wip's-=
Cartoon Ninja
That and my first set I post publicly so .. :P
Last edited by TORIITO; Aug 22, 2013 at 02:20 AM.
Eh, what's the material of the leg? Wood? I recommend you use a more solid color, I dunno, Im a cartoonist, wait for the other realistic artists to give you some CNC, keep working, I like it so far
balls
Originally Posted by RussianFail
Eh, what's the material of the leg? Wood? I recommend you use a more solid color, I dunno, Im a cartoonist, wait for the other realistic artists to give you some CNC, keep working, I like it so far
It isn't wood. I tried do this ''material'':
:P
Now that you mention, it really resembles wood. Maybe if I work a bit more on the details of the clothes and also changes the color can solve.
On the solid color I'll try. But I wanted something in that style'' clothes''
Got any tips on how to do this?
Also: I use Gimp :P
for cloth it helps to bunch it up and make it darker/lighter in places it would fold much like your reference picture. where the tops of the folds are light and inside is dark, rather than just light and dark streaks, instead give the folds a purpose.
Update:
Hum.. Thanks! I will try it later.
Azurite
Originally Posted by 13chillz
for cloth it helps to bunch it up and make it darker/lighter in places it would fold much like your reference picture. where the tops of the folds are light and inside is dark, rather than just light and dark streaks, instead give the folds a purpose.
Hum.. Thanks! I will try it later.
