Yoshi Oda
Yoshi Oda
Earth
Inspiring illustrator. I want to be a comic artist and/or a concept artist
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Yoshi Oda
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I finished this drawing recently and I did like how it turned out. But I felt like I could've pushed it a bit further.
Yoshi Oda
1. (Artist not in order). zhang.bread_art, Masashi Kishimoto, flo.creates.rt, kazuki_oekaki, and brycekhodraws. One that I didn't show but wanted to was Studio trigger. I didn’t show them because I can’t specify by one show/image because it’s several projects that have good perspectives in them. 2. I want to draw very exaggerated fights and be able to draw several things in areas. I also want to get better at drawing settings since I’m only good at drawing what I see and I can’t make up a place (if that makes sense)
Yoshi Oda
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I think I made the eyes too big but I don’t think that’s the only problem. I think I made the overall head to small and the features a bit to big/bold if that makes sense? I would like some feedback so I can improve in the future
Yoshi Oda
The one I did feels a bit off. It feels like a different hair style than the one in the demo but don’t know why.
Kiki K.
I did my first assignment following Proko’s lesson and then I tried one on my own. Any feedback is appreciated. Tia
Yoshi Oda
1mo
i think the back of the head might be a bit to long for the second image (I know I’m really late to this post).
Yoshi Oda
I think the issue with mine is more towards the left side.
Yoshi Oda
I think the one I did when i following along was ok but when I tried to apply it into practice. They started to look weird and I was hoping to get some feedback because I don’t know what I need to change/improve
Yoshi Oda
I think I just need to work on the hair more. I was never really good at drawing hair to begin with but I still wanted feedback on how I can improve.
Martha Muniz
Looking good! You have some solid construction that already gives a good impression of 3-dimensionality. The thing I'd recommend is rounding out the edge furthest from the viewer, as that slight curve better fits the perspective of the rest of the features. With the side of his head visible, and the eyes/nose/mouth facing left, the side of his head furthest away will look smaller as it turns away.
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