Haha I recognised that pose instantly

Im all about the curves. I first used it after reading a quick tutorial and I never had any problems with it. They work fairly nice for color pictures aswell in my opinion.

Well men and women do look the same. Its all about the small details that makes us able to see a persons gender in the face.
You provided no suych things tho, so dont be suprised when less mature people will reply with things like "*fap fap fap*" :p (Dont think there are any people like that on this specific forum tho)

Atleast give her an adams apple if you want it to be a guy

Agh, you are completely right on every point. Although the saturated colors on the last panel BG was a concious choise, it was a bad choise tho.

I completely agree about the speedlines. Here is another test page I made today simply for trying out some different speedline techniques. I dont think I'll ink it, but its clear to me now that thick speedlines doesnt work very well.

(hmm, lots of people getting gutted lately.)

And yes, I'll definately try making more backgrounds from here on out. It's a big weakness I have. I seem not to know how zoomed in a picture should be to work to its fullest.

also this crappy facepalm sketch because I already have a post, so why not fill it.

BATTLE MORE.

YES SIR! (Sketching on a BB as we speak.)

I dont hatch if I do a picture with coloring in mind from the start.

And yeah I wish Id do more comics aswell. But to tell you the truth. Deadlines scare me shitless

Im planning to try some new styles again soon.

Go Nagai's Violence Jack.


Edit: Riki-oh.

You both drew parodies of yourself, well this is a very serious selfportrait, altho done with no reference, it captures how i look pretty much all the time.

If I dont get a reply soon Im gonna cry :_(


Some experiments.


Some of he following styles worked better than others. But they were all first tries for my in those styles so I dont feel any of em were a complete failure.

I think the yellow one looks terrible.