OH HI I REMEMBER YOU ON DEVIANTART WHAT'S UP AMSTER
actually I was going to say that she doesn't alternate between lines enough
the difference between thick and thin lines is essential to a drawing. it gives that additional difference between small details and places that has more volume or that need more highlight. Like outside lines.
here, I think you should make your lines vary more within the line itself, I made a crappy example to show:
the lines should vary more than that but I think you get the idea
(11-01-2009, 05:38 PM)Chris2Balls Wrote: It's cool, but there's one thing I don't like: you alternate between very thick outlines and very thin outlines, I'm mainly thinking of that second pic and more of the face (eye, nose mouth). I'm aware it's a stylistic choice as it's less blatant in the first picture, so do as you wish, just giving my impressions
actually I was going to say that she doesn't alternate between lines enough
the difference between thick and thin lines is essential to a drawing. it gives that additional difference between small details and places that has more volume or that need more highlight. Like outside lines.
here, I think you should make your lines vary more within the line itself, I made a crappy example to show:
the lines should vary more than that but I think you get the idea