Pell the topic is Skullgirls.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Skullgirls
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As a resource to get ideas about poses, you might want to check this out:
https://www.mastersofanatomy.com/fighting-poses
The logic of Thor's attack doesn't really make any sense. If you're fighting with melee weapons, the only reason you'd pull on the opponents hair, clothing, etc....Leave a comment:
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I'm in.
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There used to be a lot more people involved in PUMMEL and you had different weight classes. The weigh in was to determine what bracket you would initially enter. These days there is a relatively small number of matches, so you just say you're joining and they add your name to the bottom of the list...Leave a comment:
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Comparing those pages you posted, the stuff from 2015 is way more advanced. The 1996 stuff has characters twisted in the air with no relationship to the ground. The backgrounds are sometimes just swirls or colors. You see partial view of that golem thing, and then pieces of it flying through the air....Leave a comment:
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Warhammer Nergal minions:
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Very cool man!Leave a comment:
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Girlfriend is getting a bit familiar in that last panel lol.Leave a comment:
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The advice I gave him above doesn't rely on 3d. He could just freehand all those views. Some concept artists will draw angles like that and then convert them into photoshop brushes, which they will then use to quickly block out a drawing. They will then draw over this base and alter or embellish as...Leave a comment:
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I'm working on a comic right now and I also draw pretty slow. So I've looked into using the benefits of digital art in any way I can to make things faster while still maintaining a certain level of quality.
One thing I've done is develop cut and paste libraries for each character. This...Leave a comment:
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The shadows on the creature and the green stand look like the light source is above and in front of her. The shadows on the ground, however, look like the light is behind her and from the right side of the composition. Which also looks a bit odd because that area is very dark--you don't see much light...Leave a comment:
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I think it's pretty decent. I use a rigged mesh in Lightwave 3d for the same purpose. What I would recommend you add if possible is a multi-select option. So if posing multiple fingers you could select them all and rotate them at the same time. Also an inverse kinematics option, so you could grab an...Leave a comment:
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The problem with the digital effects is that they are very canned and very digital. They don't relate at all to the 2d image. So it looks like overt borrowed interest, like you're very obviously trying to jazz up a sketch with some glowy special effect. Back in the 90s when I first started doing digital...Leave a comment:
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At that image resolution, I had to squint a bit to make out some of the words.Leave a comment:
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These are some very...i dunno...cultured creeps. Disdainful Frankenstein, thoughtful pumpkinhead guy, and a witch with impeccable posture.Leave a comment:
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So I take it you're going for a more simplified, cartoon approach. The difficulty with that is, in addition to having things look the same, you lose a lot of anatomical details that are key for communicating subtleties of expression.
A couple specifics:
1. you draw massive...Leave a comment:
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Ok here is a drawover to illustrate some suggestions:
1. Try to be more thoughtful with clothing folds. You have these hanging black lines that don't connect to anything. They read more as slits in the fabric. An easy way to visualize folds is as letters--Ys, Ns, Zs, etc....Leave a comment:
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Really nice man. I have some suggestions but I was wondering first what you're using to do the color. Photoshop?Leave a comment:
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I think you've settled into a cartooning style that leads to a standardized face. All three have basically the same head shape. They all have the same thick lower lip. Eyes are mostly the same. Some variation in the eyebrows, hair, noses and expression. Some artists just draw a few different types of...Leave a comment:
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