Taronites

Posted: **Thu Sep 02, 2021 10:03 am**

Oh Dear

that's spooky, Zero!
Great stuff! :hihi:

Posted: **Wed Sep 08, 2021 1:18 pm**

Temporal Storm,

i called this so, because I like the game VintageStory, and the temporal storms very terrible there

https://www.vintagestory.at/

Posted: **Wed Sep 08, 2021 1:36 pm**

Highly dynamic and gritty, that's great! I do think, you may want to consider facial proportions a tiny bit more, whereby the most problematic thing here is the ear, which is really stuck to his temples. The rest can easily be considered "style", hehe, and work quite well to illustrate the terror there! Good job overall and I'm thrilled you're doing that with Vervette! :hyper:

Posted: **Wed Sep 08, 2021 3:00 pm**

sorry for the ear / props, I didn't useds refs, but I knew, you should better use refs for better results :beer:

Posted: **Wed Sep 08, 2021 3:57 pm**

Oh, no, you should just remember certain relationships around the head and you won't need reference anymore. For example, to find the upper connection of the ear to the head you can extend a horizontal line from the corner of the eye. Of course, you have to imagine it in perspective, like you would draw a band around the head. The lower part of the ear may then roughly be on the height of just under the nose, I imagine... hmmm... I should try and sketch this, but just google "facial proportions" and you should find all you need to learn.
Also, consider orientation/rotation of the ear and placement on the radial axis... ears are kind of behind the middle of the head toward the back of it a little bit. But you can style that to your liking, of course.

Above all else, examine yourself, look at yourself in the mirror and just bring things into relationships with each other. Where is your ear compared to the height of your eye. Where is it compared to the end of your jaw and so on... is it tilted backward a bit... just study yourself!

Make yourself that inner diagram of relationships and consider perspective. You will master it quickly, I am sure! c:!

Posted: **Fri Sep 10, 2021 5:09 pm**

random

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Posted: **Thu Sep 30, 2021 11:18 am**

Random3

This tool is awsome, I think about to uses this sandbox as starting-point, after this for 'overpaint' this in Verve (maybe also Artrage, Photoshop end so on).