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Post by sakura on Dec 8, 2004 7:59:26 GMT -5
i start at the eyes (seeing as in my yoshi drawings there the biggest things) then the nose then i move to the body the add arms spikes feet etc. etc.
i can draw people next to each other just fine ^^
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Rage
Junior Yoshi
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Post by Rage on Dec 11, 2004 12:19:57 GMT -5
When I try to draw Yoshi, I usually make a "skeleton" of what it's gonna look like. I have a big circle to represent the nose(sometimes I draw a curvy line to represent the angle he's facing), a smaller one right next to it to represent the cheeks, then either make mabye a few circles to make the shape of a body or just draw a line. The arms would start with a circle(to represent the size) and then two straigth lines(one for the arm and forearm) and then a circle at the end(representing the hand). The feet and legs would be just circles. Then after the "skeleton", I'd then start adding details like the eyes, mouth, shoes, etc. It's kinda complicated at first(and it takes some time), but it usually gets the job done(even though I can draw Yoshi without the skeleton, it usually looks more accurate with the skeleton).  |
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wolfofsummerbreeze
Junior Yoshi
name: tori Despite the loss of my hand-eye coordination, I'm still pretty talented at painting words onto grains of rice. otaku mega
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Post by wolfofsummerbreeze on Dec 11, 2004 16:51:51 GMT -5
hehe got that....... you can start with any part once your good enough with the shape... and you can draw more than one if your good with proportions.... remember every on has their own style... like yoshiken's ^.~
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