J4H3AD: Attempted drawing a shrine to Kazerad (and/or Katia, depending...) based off the shrine of Talos you see everywhere in Skyrim.
As it turns out, drawing characters you've never drawn before can be difficult. Drawing stone is also difficult. Drawing cloth is difficult. But really, drawing stone that is supposed to look like cloth on a character you've never drawn before is REALLY difficult.
I'm planning on doing more, and giving this a bit more context, and maybe eventually color/shading. No promises though. Last time I made a promise for a drawing, it was complete 6 months later. (Sounds like someone else we all know)
Camio: Actually quite similar to what I had made. The only differences was that the ax was a normal wood cutter's ax, and she was facing up to the Kazerad before her.
But this is well done. Very well done. Much better than any drawing I could make. Well done indeed.
J4H3AD: Thank you sir! Of course, the woodcutter's axe would be canonically more correct, I was just going off the mental image she had on several occasions (that I can't seem to find) with a proper war axe.
It's encouraging to hear it's well done. All I can see are the mistakes, but that's the curse of every artist ever that looks at his own work for too long. I might do some tweaking before going crazy, but I thought it'd be better to post it before I inevitably redraw it so many times I ruin it.
(with talk like that, you understand why I empathize with Katia so much)
Lykozze: Amazing work! You can definitely see the resemblence to the shrine of Talos. I guess it will be easier to distinguish cloth from stone that looks like cloth once it is colored.
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As it turns out, drawing characters you've never drawn before can be difficult. Drawing stone is also difficult. Drawing cloth is difficult. But really, drawing stone that is supposed to look like cloth on a character you've never drawn before is REALLY difficult.
I'm planning on doing more, and giving this a bit more context, and maybe eventually color/shading. No promises though. Last time I made a promise for a drawing, it was complete 6 months later. (Sounds like someone else we all know)
But this is well done. Very well done. Much better than any drawing I could make. Well done indeed.
It's encouraging to hear it's well done. All I can see are the mistakes, but that's the curse of every artist ever that looks at his own work for too long. I might do some tweaking before going crazy, but I thought it'd be better to post it before I inevitably redraw it so many times I ruin it.
(with talk like that, you understand why I empathize with Katia so much)
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Sadly it's not a comparison for my art.
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