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Digital Art / Drawings / Fantasy

I drew Mech

no reference used so the anatomy isn't perfect but there is some effort here

I guess this counts as a vent though, nothing worth talking about but whatever

(I should add, don't ask as I am really not looking for sympathy)

might finish this later too

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~SpottedZebra1 Mar 11, 2013

Ohh, those teeth freak me out.
Oh well. *hands squeaky toy*

~Cocoafreak Mar 9, 2013 Hobbyist Artist

Awe he needs a hug *hugs*

~sparkshower105 Feb 7, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

What is mech from?

~ToxictheCatx Jan 20, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

This is really well done! I remember when you first introduced her on your old account. The detail is excellent as well. The wounds on her back espeically are very good and I like how you drew the muscle and bone underneath. Finally, I like the little details outlining major bone and muscles, specifically on a slightly barrel-like chest.

~mechanicalmasochist Jan 21, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

thank you very much, there is something about drawing her which improves my anatomy by 10% perhaps it is the fact she has exposed parts?

either way it would be nice to practice to get good enough to never have to reference since it amkes me very happy not to have referenced : D

~ToxictheCatx Jan 22, 2013 Hobbyist Digital Artist

You should be very pleased! I try to draw canines as much as possible to improve my own anatomy, but it is rare I will post one. I ususally use my dog as a reference, espeically with foxes. The only drawing I've made without reference is the Fox Hound logo I did, but it was, well, off.

It's really impressive that you can make something look very realistic without anatomy. I do agree that drawing exposed parts helps, because it takes a look at the bone and muscle structures, not just the outer animal.