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Sweet! Maybe a textured or toned background would make it pop more. It's a very good likeness. I like the skintones images/smiles/icon_smile.gif

It's a beautiful design, and I like the way you have a clearing in the forest.

The one thing I that stands out for me, is how regularly the trees are spaced. It's almost as if they are planted in row ...

Keeerr-Dooooiiiiiinng!!!

Wheeee!

Drawing is a bit of a paradox. We draw in line what we concieve in volume. So to answer your question, yes, no and yes.

Yes, it is important to be able to render all the primitives realistically in a ...

I think it's just the upper eyelid. looks a little too high for that perspective.

You might want to put in a suggestion of an elbow for his left arm. Even if he's holding his arm straight out the play of light over the arm will put a little shadow where the skin follows the form of ...

Maybe a little more contrast in the rock face. It's kind of bland.

I was just wondering if anyone had any advice for painting trees, specifically getting the textures of the bark to look realistic. I always end up with it looking like a matchstick tree.

I think the reason the head seems off is because it's too far back.

Try to get one that's pretty flexible. Stiff ones are a pain in the ass to use when doing detailed work. Also it helps if it's a little longer than you need, 'cos you'll never know...

I have a clear ...

I've got that book, and it is a great help, but that's not quite what I was looking for.

I want to find out if anyone has found any useful tips/construction line/or prominant landmarks to place the e ...

Can anyone provide tips for making the eyes line up on the face. I can draw a single eye quite okay, after working with the eye tutorials. Unfortunately everytime I draw eyes, they look skewed somesho ...