Shymann Be work

Shymann · 12-16-2006

Here is SutiBaru'ss character Suti in her underwear there is also a BI pic in the Body Inflation Page so check it out and let me know what you think thanks.^_^

Sutibaru · 12-16-2006

Not bad. The only real problem that seems to stick out is her legs. (specifically the knees are too small)
But thanks nonetheless. ^w^

ProfessorMishap · 12-17-2006

Make her knees and calfs bigger and you got yourself a winner dude

viewtyjoe · 12-17-2006

I must be weird, because I like how the legs are done there.

12-17-2006

The legs seem to shrink as it gets lower. But, that's all. All in all, great job.

The Lord of War · 12-17-2006

Wow dude nice job I really liker her pose too

Mattariel · 12-17-2006

Seems you've gone for the ol' hourglass-figure thing, but yeah, at the very least the calves need to be larger...or at least that's what it needs in my opinion.

AhziDahaka · 12-17-2006

Reminds me of when SaburoX made his first appearance at the BEArchive forums... His very first few images he showed there had the same problem with the legs, which he was quick to fix once it was pointed out.

Memo Pad · 12-17-2006

Ah, that old illusion.
(I'll clear that up a bit.)

At times, when making a drawing and you run out of room on the paper, the mind subconsciously tries to cram as much as possible into what's left on the paper.

The remedy:
Place another sheet of paper under the one you're drawing on to extend the work space. Then continue the drawing so it flows over to the extended paper underneath.

Remove the paper that was placed under the original, and you should have a drawing that was unaffected by that "subconsious cramming" illusion.

Keep working on that and you'll eventually not have to use that "extra" paper anymore.

Hope that helps a bit.

12-16-2006	#2
Sutibaru --- Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 5,865	Not bad. The only real problem that seems to stick out is her legs. (specifically the knees are too small) But thanks nonetheless. ^w^ __________________ Deviantart\|FurAffinity\|Tumblr\|Picarto

12-17-2006	#7
Mattariel Supreme lurker Join Date: May 2005 Posts: 324	Seems you've gone for the ol' hourglass-figure thing, but yeah, at the very least the calves need to be larger...or at least that's what it needs in my opinion. __________________

12-17-2006	#9
Memo Pad ROCK YOU !! Join Date: Jan 2006 Location: Tip O' Texas Posts: 321	Ah, that old illusion. (I'll clear that up a bit.) At times, when making a drawing and you run out of room on the paper, the mind subconsciously tries to cram as much as possible into what's left on the paper. The remedy: Place another sheet of paper under the one you're drawing on to extend the work space. Then continue the drawing so it flows over to the extended paper underneath. Remove the paper that was placed under the original, and you should have a drawing that was unaffected by that "subconsious cramming" illusion. Keep working on that and you'll eventually not have to use that "extra" paper anymore. Hope that helps a bit. __________________ http://memopadcar.deviantart.com/ It's a long way to the top, if ya wanna ROCK!

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12-17-2006	#3
ProfessorMishap Oh dear, not again! Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: I'm standing right behind you!! Posts: 2,158	Make her knees and calfs bigger and you got yourself a winner dude

12-17-2006	#4
viewtyjoe Lurker Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 27	I must be weird, because I like how the legs are done there.

12-17-2006	#5
mehappy Guest Posts: n/a	The legs seem to shrink as it gets lower. But, that's all. All in all, great job.

12-17-2006	#6
The Lord of War Process Master? lol what? Join Date: Nov 2005 Location: NYC baby Posts: 902	Wow dude nice job I really liker her pose too

12-17-2006	#8
AhziDahaka This is a user title. Join Date: Jan 2006 Posts: 383	Reminds me of when SaburoX made his first appearance at the BEArchive forums... His very first few images he showed there had the same problem with the legs, which he was quick to fix once it was pointed out.