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The lines are really wobbly, don't be afraid to go over them again in eraser and smoothing the lineart. You could always use a smaller point and build up from there. Like I tend to use thin pens and then going over them and thickening them. I don't know what this program is and if you can zoom in, but drawing while zoomed is a great way to help not make the lineart look blobby.
Halfway through I was kicking myself for using such thick lines, am definitely going to do that differently if I try again, the wobbly lines are going to be hard to improve on though since they were partly due to repeated trial and error deleting and redrawing over and over, that and this whole thing was done with a mouse in photoshop
Haley’s plan
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Comment ID #30332
Been wanting to make a fanart for a long time now, any criticism welcome, is pretty good for a first attempt.
MattyBatty0 .
Comment ID #30335
At first I was like
Then i was like
Now I'm like :3
Anonymous # .
Comment ID #30344
Hey, that's awesome!
Well done!
Starwatcher .
Comment ID #30346
The lines are really wobbly, don't be afraid to go over them again in eraser and smoothing the lineart. You could always use a smaller point and build up from there. Like I tend to use thin pens and then going over them and thickening them. I don't know what this program is and if you can zoom in, but drawing while zoomed is a great way to help not make the lineart look blobby.
Taeshi .
Comment ID #30347
Lucy now sees the truth of things to come...
Fayt .
Comment ID #30352
Halfway through I was kicking myself for using such thick lines, am definitely going to do that differently if I try again, the wobbly lines are going to be hard to improve on though since they were partly due to repeated trial and error deleting and redrawing over and over, that and this whole thing was done with a mouse in photoshop
MattyBatty0 .
Comment ID #30360
Well, the art is not magnificent, but the thing you are trying to do with it most certainly is. The idea is great. ^_^
Anonymous #1 .
Comment ID #30381
Cool concept bro.
Anialator .
Comment ID #30410
I second that!
Anonymous #2 .
Comment ID #30436
Ooo. I like! I'm not very good at criticizing artwork since I'm not exactly the best at art. haha but i do like it!
keninja86 .
Comment ID #30468
Haha Mr. Butterfly
I see what you did
Anonymous #3 .
Comment ID #30501
Stop being a jerk Mike.
Nice Messege Dude.
This be KimmyKirby.
Anonymous #4 .
Comment ID #30611
Very nice work, I especially like the expression on Lucy.
snoregore .
Comment ID #30612
Great.
You had a really good start. But I repeat what Taeshi said, don't be afraid to erase and redraw lines more smoothly.
I can suggest using Photoshop/SAI and have a layer for the sketch, so you can draw over it in another layer, doing smoother lines.
Another good thing to use is photoshop/gimp's pen tool. Just place the vectors over the sketch and trace them. ^^
zoestell37 .
Comment ID #32228
Never seen a bteetr post! ICOCBW
Anonymous #5 .
Comment ID #40863
This scene is just 100% angst, so equally BCB-worthy
TehLulzinator .