thanks man! achik? lol

office work

look at her arms again, then look at the thigh, then look at the torso

this came from the person that can spot anatomy anomalies on other's work, Im quite surprised

if you said the red circle part, i duno i just feel awkward for that.
too well develop for the curve like that but shading should err... more detail also right.

but basically i think is a little pointy compare with right leg =3=

if you say mine one, dah banyak error. even cloth there actually got banyak illusions when i pose that. but then since my superior can't spot it then i leave it

*thanks for the hint anyway mengatuk in office and didn't check properly.

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and elcieloultima , can explain why the red circle tight muscle poke out so much? i just want to know, mali mali besama same kita tukar feedback.
i googled the hardbodies girls, if the thight is that curve right, it is consider very well built one wor.

This post has been edited by Agito666: May 9 2013, 06:04 PM

some process of the painting which is something new that I tried, wish to share it here..berkongsi pengalaman.

u use what program?

corel painter?

adobe photoshop

nice!

thanks seba! here's another one i try last year.

drew on sketchbook using artline then scanned into pc to color.

this can actually be develop into a great concept story! have you try to develop some props or building that the moles live in?

This post has been edited by Yzarc: May 9 2013, 08:13 PM

nice detailing mang

not sure where else to ask this, kinda embarrassing since I have never done work relating to money. Theoretically speaking, how would one scout for freelance/part time job as a concept artist? I notice the companies in malaysia its not that easy nor that many to land on in that field of work. I'm still studying and there comes a time where I need to start earning my own money, figure I start out with commission but its a slow process getting in people who would even be interested to offer one.

Neat, pretty sure you could pull off a nice one if you put your soul into it.
As for your questions to be honest I am as inexperienced as you.
Though I think the most important thing to do is to build a strong portfolio and start exposing yourself on the art community (CGsociety, ImagineFX, devientArt etc)


Haven't been active in this thread as of lately, here is something that I just uploaded minutes ago:

Very nice work! Even if "unfinished", there's still a strong level of polish! Good job!

re: commissions, follow missingNo's advice on exposing your stuff on art communities. The fanart community on deviantART especially is a really big market that you can tap into. That's where my initial freelance work comes from, and I still get most of my clients through dA.

thanks for the reply,

I did had dA long time ago, sorta gave up on it due to the lack of uploads and the insecurity of lacking the skill in art lol tho I tried improving over the time, and you guys are right I should just work on my portfolio and start from scratch again.

Yep, get a good portfolio, and start taking small jobs, particularly in illustration if you are looking keep a steady stream of income through freelance work. Illustration is something that always generates money, if you know where to start off. Writers are almost always looking for art to visually bring their story to life, and the changeable nature of fiction often means that there's plenty of variety to challenge your skills.

What I did initially was do some pro bono work for writers of fanfiction that I really liked, by directly contacting them and offering to illustrate scenes and/or characters for free. This gives you access to their reader base, widening the audience that sees your work. Writers tend to have fellow writer friends; some of these friends may decide to approach you and officially commission you to create art for them Keep a professional, top-quality attitude, and word-of-mouth will do the work for you

Thanks for the helpful tips btw I'm sorta curious on how long it took you to get to where you are now? in terms of having regular commissions.

Had finished my first commission in September 2010, so that would be a little over two and a half years now since I started accepting commissions.

(Geeze, my art then and my art now is so very different, and I used to colour with a mouse back then XD Time flies...)

wow suddenly this thread hijacked by gay-loving community.
im no homophobic but i hate gays.yep.

more perspective+anatomy training:


here some delicious yuri illustration. everyone loves yuri.only gays dont.



This post has been edited by elcieloultima: May 11 2013, 05:06 AM

ahh the mouse days, I remember I had to suffer constant hand cramps. Your progression is pretty fast within those 2 years time, Kudos to you. I improve at a slow pace due to slacking, such regrets.