@lizzyisme
I found this informative, and useful for getting the wings to look more natural, (although obviously my own style’s a bit different to this). It’s mainly how/where the wings attach, and how they work when they fold.
I’m seeing an improvement in your last couple of s, but there’s a few points I’d like to make.
First, wings.
These should attach close to the front shoulders really. It’ll look more natural.
They can be a pain to draw too, as I’m sure you’ve already discovered here.
Second, try shadowing under the characters if they’re supposed to be resting on a surface. It stops that ‘levitating’ look you’ve got here.
Lastly, legs.
They’re just too thin here.
Positives, I’m liking the overall finish with the colouring here.
The faces are getting better too, (although you’re still getting the eyes a bit too close together on one or two of these (Rarity…))
Alright! Thank you very Much! !😁😁
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I found this informative, and useful for getting the wings to look more natural, (although obviously my own style’s a bit different to this). It’s mainly how/where the wings attach, and how they work when they fold.
your current filter.I faved it purely so I could find it for reference.
Alright! Thank you for the tips! I am really trying so hard to make it better but it looks like I still have a long way to go :)
First, wings.
These should attach close to the front shoulders really. It’ll look more natural.
They can be a pain to draw too, as I’m sure you’ve already discovered here.
Second, try shadowing under the characters if they’re supposed to be resting on a surface. It stops that ‘levitating’ look you’ve got here.
Lastly, legs.
They’re just too thin here.
Positives, I’m liking the overall finish with the colouring here.
The faces are getting better too, (although you’re still getting the eyes a bit too close together on one or two of these (Rarity…))