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Originally Posted by KellyC
Judging from the way you draw, I'm guessing you draw it pretty quick right? Also, the lines are heavy and rugged, you want it to be smooth and thin. I suggest you use another pencil instead of a regular # 2 pencil.
Start out by drawing everything as light as possible. This way if you mess up, you can erase it easily without smearing or leaving marks. Do this until you are satisfied with the drawing then gradually make it darker.
Any way, that's my $ 0.02, I'm not a pro, I'm still learning but that's my method of drawing so you might wanna take it with a grain of salt.
Edit: sweet! I inspired someone
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Yeah, it was pretty quick. To be honest, I really wasn't going to keep it at all. It started out as an eye and moved on from there. So, yeah, it's on cheap ass printer paper and drawn with a sturdy #2.
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Originally Posted by El Pollo
I love those eyes, individually. But you're right, they don't quite go together. But the detail and shape of each eye individually looks really good. And as for the sharp lines, I like them, but I'm more of a cartoon inspired guy and I've never been good at the realism thing. But if you're going for realism, yeah, use different pencils and smooth the shafdows out. Or just try to style it up a bit so that it's not realism and not cartoonish.
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You know what the funny thing is..Well, to me at least. They looked absolutely fine when I was working on them. I didn't notice they were all wonky until I put it up here.
Thanks for the input.