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rick404 · 01-08-2008

Great first post. It took me a while to really join in on this forum myself, I am very happy I did.

Your work here has a lot of potential. Only things I can point out are watching the prospective or angles and proportion, but the neat thing is given the type of TF going on here normal proportion no longer seems valid: The neck and shoulders are very board compared to the rest of the body but the TF actually seems to flow from the mutating arm through the shoulders and her neck which seems to make the proportions "believable." The most important thing is simply to always be practicing and observe/study other works or photos.

As for getting it into a computer the single greatest thing that has helped me improve in the last few years (and get my stuff on the internet) has been getting a tablet. I've been drawing on one almost exclusively for the last 2 or so years.

Hope to see some more of your stuff!

01-08-2008	#114
rick404 Meddler Join Date: Jun 2006 Location: Asteroid M Posts: 592	Great first post. It took me a while to really join in on this forum myself, I am very happy I did. Your work here has a lot of potential. Only things I can point out are watching the prospective or angles and proportion, but the neat thing is given the type of TF going on here normal proportion no longer seems valid: The neck and shoulders are very board compared to the rest of the body but the TF actually seems to flow from the mutating arm through the shoulders and her neck which seems to make the proportions "believable." The most important thing is simply to always be practicing and observe/study other works or photos. As for getting it into a computer the single greatest thing that has helped me improve in the last few years (and get my stuff on the internet) has been getting a tablet. I've been drawing on one almost exclusively for the last 2 or so years. Hope to see some more of your stuff!