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Grayscale Help?

#9096 Posted on 2016-02-24 14:20:23

Does anyone have any critiques or suggestions? This is only my second grayscale so any suggestions would be helpful :) Thanks!

(Also, now that the images are exported I see there is is a line across her chest :( I will be fixing that...)



Not finished with this, but just to get an idea of what she looks like with some color:


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#9162 Posted on 2016-02-24 16:44:39

You could add darker points on the 1st one or dapples.


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#9163 Posted on 2016-02-24 16:46:23

CarCar it's a greyscale, it's meant to be grey. For her to colour over with different colours as she chooses.

& by the way, fabulous job! I think it could have a few darker points on the head/ears area however :)

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#9171 Posted on 2016-02-24 17:01:27

It looks good. I am not an expert at horse anatomy but the hoof that's off the ground looks like it's bent at too sharp of an angle.

Sometimes when I am referencing a pose from a photo, it matches the photo but still looks funky.

I personally would just straighten it out. But maybe it's just me....


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#9174 Posted on 2016-02-24 17:04:46

I really like how you shaded the neck to give the realistic impression of the muscle in the correct locations!


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#9180 Posted on 2016-02-24 17:21:28

Thanks for the help, everyone!!!

@Green fairy, I definitely agree! Especially when with the color the face looks too light. I will work on that :)

@Jezarae she's just resting it :) thanks, though!

@Frosted mint thank you so much! I don't feel very artistic but I am working hard to try to understand muscles and shading. I appreciate the compliment!


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#9185 Posted on 2016-02-24 17:28:02

It looks like you have a great idea of how and where to highlight and shade. But, I would create more contrasts between the shades and highlights, if that makes sense. Maybe that's just me but I LOVE contrast.


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#9430 Posted on 2016-02-25 04:39:28

@Harley that's a great suggestion! Any chance you have examples of what you mean? Thanks!


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#10031 Posted on 2016-02-25 17:04:02

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You see how these have a lot of contrast between highlights and shadows. I think it would look better if you added more highlights and more shadows. It would make your final product look more realistic.


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#10033 Posted on 2016-02-25 17:07:41

For just being your second greyscale it looks really good. My only critique is that it could use a little more detail to the face - general shading to make it pop out - as it looks a little flat. Otherwise it's adorable and nicely done :)


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#10065 Posted on 2016-02-25 17:55:57

@Harley those are incredible! Definitely something to work towards :)

@Ruki thank you! And yes I have improved on her face. I appreciate the input!


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