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I like the way the shape of the upper lip area flows into the mouth shape, and the nose lines flow out to the cheeks. You should try making almost every line curve and flow into each other, it makes pictures really interesting.
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I like the way the shape of the upper lip area flows into the mouth shape, and the nose lines flow out to the cheeks. You should try making almost every line curve and flow into each other, it makes pictures really interesting.
Too cute
I could nitpick the lumpiness of everything, but it feels too intentional and cohesive. Feels like a childrens book illustration.
Blargh
eh I actually kinda like it, except for the background. Is that a smudge or smear tool? I would use that very sparingly. Have you ever checked this guy's tutorials out?
http://www.itchstudios.com/psg/art_tut.htm
It helped me out quite a bit, although all you really need is time and practice.
No I would never ever use a smear/smudge tool, ever. Its some random ass light paint brush thing I use for shading most of the time.
Yesss
Glad you didn't take the lame way out and just paste the rabbit in somewhere. The picture reminds me of Little House on the Prairie, librarians, and goth kids. The arms are kinda short, which is something that always bugs me, but other than that I like it.
Lol goth? You butthole.
Arms critique dully noted, though I still can't see a blatant problem with their actual length. I think the true problem is the overall shape of the right forearm past the elbow and the shading.
Yeeessss
Disney needs more Latinas in general. Might want to watch the polio on those arms though, and leg length... unless she's kneeling, in which case they'd be kinda long.
Naaah
Red team is the correct choice
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