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Actually, I think her left arm is just fine, it's her right arm that's too big. Basically, it looks like the classic foreshortening mistake on the right arm, where instead of making it foreshortened, ...

Drawing bigger is a key part of commercial artwork. You draw big to get the details in, then shrink it down to the size it will be displayed at.

Many of the illustrations you see in print media is ...

I think the best thing to do is to go back, start with a proper anatomical sketch, then work from there.

I use a standard writing grip, then switch to other grips depending on what I need to do.

I'm still unlearning my heavy handed death grip, it's tough going since I'm normally so shaky I can't draw ...

Don't bother beating him up. Save it for when you sue him for identity theft.

Seriously, it sounds like he only got past the application, and that the company is interested in seeing his work in p ...

Hmm... wait this isn't quite possible.

Even when I got my retail job (gotta pay for art school somehow) I still had a few reference calls and a small check on my background.

There is no way this ...

Figure drawing (aka drawing from life) is better handled a little differently than the direct rendering of still life. In part because life tends to move, but also because your mind and preconception ...

There is no cookie cutter way of doing things. But there's a better way of doing things that won't cause as many problems down the line. That's what this whole topic is about. Basically, don't take ...

So long as it's your work, there's really no right or wrong in how you handle it, so long as it works for you.

I'd be careful with trying to paint over it though, because the digital color version ...

I decided to master 2d composition before moving to 3d, all my work is going towards that right now.

Just a bunch of recent sketches from my site. Not all that great, but they're fun to do and it keeps me drawing.

http://www.arsintrepida.com/images/sketches/gapgirl01_s.jpghttp://www.arsintrepida. ...

One thing I really noticed is that the characters don't look consistant from different angles.

One good example is how different the character looks in the second to last page, panel 2 and panel 5 ...

The game's creator, Shane Hensley, is remarkably open about reading his e-mail. He even responded to me personally with his permission when I asked him about creating a computer game based on the Hel ...

Pinnacle entertainment (www.peginc.com) is gearing up for a very big release in March, along with it comes several setting books and the like. I know that they're looking for good artists, especially ...

Looks a bit like Yoji Shinkawa's (spelling?) concept work for the Metal Gear series.

A very nice style that's quite fluid in gesture.

The Endymion series is still one of my favorite science fiction novels.

That's a very nice painting.

Now I'm definitely not saying you copied because it's pretty obvious you did this on your own, but I found a creature design for a miniature game, called VOID, with a r ...

Swords, Coins/Pentacles, Staves/Clubs/Wands, and Cups are classic suits from tarot cards. Tarot cards were once used as playing cards, but I don't know much history beyond that and I don't know how t ...

There are many serious anatomy flaws in that image.

First of all, the eye shape looks nothing like that in profile.

Secondly the ear placement is well off, if you want to correctly place the ear ...

Excellent work.

Pinnacle Entertainment Group has an fantasy pen and paper RPG coming out that uses standard playing cards for certain things. (www.peginc.com) Perhaps they'd be interested in the ...

It's on the front of my website:
http://www.arsintrepida.com/

This post is in the work in progress section because I'm the work in progress. These represent the absolute best (with some luck invo ...

Take a look at your 3/4ths drawings and then at your profiles.

Your 3/4ths show a vertical curvature of the face that isn't represented well in the profiles. In the 3/4ths, the chin doesn't look p ...

It seems like you purposely left the ground battle a bit hazy to emphasize it's motion and the fightercraft's speed. However, perhaps adding a bit more definition to the cockpit would help offset tha ...

Another thing is that cylindrical object (some kind of grenade launch clip?) inside the box should be shown as a perfectly horizontal elipse.

You're ability to put down clear lines is quite good. ...

I have no idea which way the perspective is going on that image.

Frankly, if you want to stop the violence, start with the parents. I visit a local cybercafe/game lan where I see some mothers basically drop off their kids for the day using the place like a daycare ...

Uh, where's his colarbone and rib structure? Because the neck vertibrae are still bright leading down into the chest in the image, something of the rib structure would show, otherwise the neck seems ...

I'm sorry, I'm really sorry, but after seeing the third picture I just have to comment... that thing must chafe like a mutha!

No comments otherwise, your linework is quite nice, hopefully you can pas ...

ATI Radeons have better color and 2D image quality (but make sure you get the ones built by ATI). However, their 3D drivers need work.

For NVidia cards, try powercolor, I hear that they use very hig ...

I just remembered an old movie called "The Neverending Story" which involves a kind an oversized Racing Snail.