2010-02-26, 12:01 PM
The colour pencil colouring here is extremely neat considering the tendency of colour pencils to suck at colouring in large areas without looking generally messy (in my experience anyway, I must just suck with colour pencils).
Also L> more dynamic poses and backgrounds. Adding a background can really ramp up the percieved quality of a piece if it's consistent with the foreground subject. Backgrounds also help with defining light sources and character positioning/perspective to a casual viewer.
Also L> more dynamic poses and backgrounds. Adding a background can really ramp up the percieved quality of a piece if it's consistent with the foreground subject. Backgrounds also help with defining light sources and character positioning/perspective to a casual viewer.