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The blood rose is perhaps my Earliest example of realism to this day i look back at it wondering at the inspiration that gave me such skill to draw it. it was my first picture i truely considered art.



This is my best example of realism. Anya Vanilla Stevenson the most minor of my major charectars in The Eden Falls (a story not yet written) shes a real sweetheart perhaps the charectar I identify with the most.




This is a Shape shifter i role play as quite a bit. Zier'lyan An overcofident and Energetic little red-head. I had fun designing his eyes, double cats eye pupils.


It is easy to make abstract art digitally however i would like to believe that mine still have some trace of uniqueness
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v51/Xero1/skybox.jpg too big just link


and last but not least of course is anime

Wow!Your art is awesome but I wanna ask u no offense or anything but
on the 7th picture is that guy or a girl?

none taken, its a girl a very young girl, about 7 years old.
fear not she grows up and fills in rather nicely.

Ooh, I like that last one.

You like rika eh? I draw her fairly often one of my easiest charectars to draw



If anyone wants to request a drawing i'd galdly fulfill it.
likewise if you like my coloring and would like to see it on one of your own drawings.

You need to work a little more with the human form, some of your angles are off.

Plus you should resize most of those, one should at least be able to fit on screen

wow, not bad! nooot bad at all!

Pretty creative poses, I commend you for that. Personally I fidn myself almost a slave to the 3/4 view.

And if you ever need something to draw or colour, take a gander at my comic; lots to work with, and I'd enjoy it muchly.

oh i'm sure they tend to be off quite a bit.
with no models to work from nor refrences, and only a miniscule amount of education im sure there are many flaws.
aside from that little rant could you please go in more depth about the angles provide examples if you will so i know exactly what you mean, having so little education means critisim is my foremost learning tool, so i appologize if it seems like im sucking you dry.


As for the resize i tend to keep most of my work somewhere around 1000x1000 pixels, it fits rather well on my screen without omitting too much detail, hmm i suppose to those with smaller screen it must be a hassle to view alright i'll try to keep future presentations in the 800- 700 range.

my latest bit of realism

my favorite is #9 :D

All forms have a disappearing point, if everyone of the limbs doesn't have a common starting point and ending point then the limbs tend to be too big or small. As for human reference, look in a mirror or pictures. The model doesn't have to be in the same pose you want them to be in, just as long as you know what goes where you'll figure out how it fills in

dissappearing point, according to books i've read that mostly deals with depth perception and in most cases concerns the background more heavily then the foreground. however i get the idea your refering to something else. im not quite clear on what. (not as bright as i sometimes seem)

as for mirrors none of the ones in my house are very moble and there are none in my room. and it strikes me as rather odd to sit in the bathroom drawing. plus i know my figure most deffinatly wont work in all cases. especially considering i draw several more females then males being a male myself referncing myself would be folly.
my only source of good pictures is the internet. and there are pictures even my artistic side would rather not explore so i tend to aviod referencing from the internet.

MICHAEL JACKSON!

lol heh... oh boy i didn't even realize :oops: dang she kinda does look like him i'm gonna hafta draw her again now... ><

edit here is an older pic thats actually better so...