32s Artage

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Just some recent drawings of the characters from Drops of Julkit: High Adventure.

Girls Talia, Cali and Maia.

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Blokes Captain Rashid and Lexx.

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*** I can't draw hands or faces very well so they aren't there for the most part T_T

 

[badmonur]

theres lots of potential here, but youre hevily influenced by anime. Not that its a bad thing but..if all you do is draw anime then you'll cripple yourself as an artist. My suggestion is work on your base anatomy a bit. seeing where things go and how they work then bring that over into an anime style if you like. Personally i cant stand anime anymore. Once i crossed over into fine arts i was hooked. 30 second edit :

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[Shadow_Strike]

The problem isn't anime or manga.
Its bad anime or manga.

People see it and say "oh it simplified, I can do it", but they missed the underlying understanding of form and proportion, the realistic integrity that comes when you work from life that allow[i/] you to simplify drawings into a certain style.

In short they draw the end result, but gain none of the understanding that goes with the end result.