

(This is a little dude I've been working on. Any helpful advice on shading etc would be *much* appreciated)

then light it from different angles to see the effects of shadow on it.
you could then take photos and rotoscope it.
it's a very nice pic as well, have a WOO!
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you could then take photos and rotoscope it.
it's a very nice pic as well, have a WOO!

That sounds like it requires talent of a sort.
But yes, good call, I'll go buy some plastacine later : )
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But yes, good call, I'll go buy some plastacine later : )

it's doesnt have to be a perfect model, just a shape so you can see how the light works on it.
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Never invade a planet without doing your research little fella!
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small tips from someone who can only give advice and is actuall a bit rubish at drawing himself; the hand holding the gun needs to be bigger, the handle needs to be at a bit of an angle and it might be worth giving him longer fingers and adding/changing one to a thumb. As a very minor thing move the glass of the helmet down so it meets the colar. The trouble is the amount of work this would take does not actually add that much to it so I would stick to it how it is
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You're very right, last night I was thinking about giving him long spindly fingers rather than short stumpy ones. Thankyou!
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that could look quite good and would need too much effort. Long fingers also are easier when someone is holding something as you dont have to draw the end of the fingers
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