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By Temiree,
posted 17 years ago Anthro Artist

Another anatomy study, but also tried foreshortening as well. I like how this came out, and was fun to do also. Expect more. =3

Credits to characterdesign.com/ for the pose.

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Esneu ~esneu

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

The forearm on the arm with the sword is looking good but I just think the wrist is a little thick on the one on the right.

I shouldn't really comment when I don't know what you're looking for with the character: what body style is he? height? weight? etc.

Temiree ~temiree

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

I see what you mean on the wrist. Must have missed it. >_<

Basically, I want him to have a body of a warrior. So basically muscular, but nothing gross. His height is a little over 6' and weight, don't really care. As long as he's lean.

Esneu ~esneu

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

I'm telling you man, go look at some artists and see where to put some muscles. (Miles-DF has a few anatomy sketches after studying a book, they're fantastic I'm telling youu..)

I'm jealous of your coloring as always, though. =D

Temiree ~temiree

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

Thanks. =)

I'll give him a look. But I just feel more comfortable looking at photos of models rather than other artist's stuff, like Zaush.

Esneu ~esneu

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

It's just more blunt on sketches, and I only mean it for placement and understanding anatomy, as obviously you can - and will - develop it into your own style.

Temiree ~temiree

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

*nods* I see. Sorry if I sounded blunt at all. I just take pride in my style, and I'd hate to become another Blotch rip off, if you know what I mean.

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

Hehe, wonderful piece bro, but a little off the point here, the hilt of the sword seems rubber-ish :P

I like it, your knowledge of anatomy is definitely going somewhere :)

Temiree ~temiree

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

It probably does because of the lighting. I didn't focus on the sword too much since this was an anatomical study. =)

Thanks! Glad you like it.

kewlhotrod ~kewlhotrod

Padded Bun

17 years ago

Hehehe, of course, just keep up your awesome artwork :3

Scrimno ~scrimno

Photographer

17 years ago

He really is handsome. The only thing I noticed was one shoulder seemed thicker than the other. I like his shorts, the way they hang loose and make it look like he's moving.

Temiree ~temiree

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

Aw, thanks for the compliment, lol. As for the shoulder, I believe it looks that way because on shoulder is showing some muscle from his back, while the other isn't. =)

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Temiree ~temiree

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

Looks like he is running I think

Gullible ~gullible

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17 years ago

It's good, you've got a real hang on the whole foreshortening thing, and your anatomy has always been good.

Temiree ~temiree

Anthro Artist

17 years ago

Well I did have a picture reference for this to help with the foreshortening, so I can't take credit for it entirely. But thank you! :D

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