Might as well...
Apr. 21st, 2008 08:07 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
amae1. Do I have a distinct style of drawing?
2. If so, what exactly is it that defines my "style"?
3. Would you say my art usually follows a 'theme'?
4. Is there anything I really need to improve on or change?
5. Does my style (if I have one) remind you of/look like the style of anyone else?
6. Judging from whatever art of mine that you've seen, what do you think I do the best at?
7. What do you think I suck at?
Though I think we all know the answers to 4 and 7 (which are basically the same question, huh) lol.
I've actually been drawing a lot lately, but since I have no scanner readily available to me I can't show a lot of things here. Also, I need to finish my comic for manken before I leave, ugh! So busy, I don't know what to do with myself.
2. If so, what exactly is it that defines my "style"?
3. Would you say my art usually follows a 'theme'?
4. Is there anything I really need to improve on or change?
5. Does my style (if I have one) remind you of/look like the style of anyone else?
6. Judging from whatever art of mine that you've seen, what do you think I do the best at?
7. What do you think I suck at?
Though I think we all know the answers to 4 and 7 (which are basically the same question, huh) lol.
I've actually been drawing a lot lately, but since I have no scanner readily available to me I can't show a lot of things here. Also, I need to finish my comic for manken before I leave, ugh! So busy, I don't know what to do with myself.
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Date: 2008-04-21 04:33 pm (UTC)2. Your line variation has always stood out to me. It's angular and crisp but also fluid and relaxed at the same time.
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4. Figures seem stiff and unsure. And maybe environments too. Sometimes there's a disconnect between the characters and the space surrounding them.
5. Not anyone in particular that I can name off the top of my head.
6. Hair, eyes and faces/facial expressions in general. Also, I love how you use color but I haven't really seen that many of your color pieces. I've always thought the page from the chicken girl/swan lady comic was terrific because everything kind of meshes together well without being too busy or confusing. It also gives off a kind of vintage shoujo feel without becoming derivative or unoriginal.
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Date: 2008-04-21 08:12 pm (UTC)2. Eyes, The way you make hair 'flow'
3. 'Girly' comes to mind (Thats not a bad thing, lolz)
4. Anatomy (Never ending battel gooo), as someone said above your figures are still stiff. Sometimes your stuff can be overcrowded. Character design is a little weak.
5. Still slightly reminiscent of Clamp (again, not a bad thing)and Shoujo work in general
6. Inkwork, Hair, Comic panel layouts (jealous! >.<), Stories, ect ect!
7. This is a useless question *lol* Its basically a harsher way of saying #4.
You so better have a scanfest when you come back!
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Date: 2008-04-22 12:41 am (UTC)2. I would recognize your art in a gallery mostly in how you draw your faces, and the line quality (you have really beautiful, solid line work <3). The types of faces you draw are usually very elegant and pretty
3. I see you draw a LOT of pretty people, lol
4. I'd love to see more action shots from you, and more variation on character design. From what I've seen it looks like hands are still a challenge for you, and I say get thee to figure drawing classes (OH MAN THEY ARE SO AWESOME)
5. Your style reminds me a LOT of CLAMP XD; lol
6. Oh man you've gotten so good at comic pages, esp. pacing and layout. I'm also going to second that you're good at expression.
7. SEE 4