01-15-2012, 09:57 PM
that dog's back looks out of perspective. feels as if his spine was terribly disjointed.
you should notice that the only reason why the horses were drawn with different angles is to be able to portrait the rider's weapon clearly.(and even then, they're still out of place. you cant hold neither a lance nor a sword directly below the head of your ride).
as for now, you shoudl skip the "shade something in x style" and focus on simply "shading". if you can grasp the basic concepts behind something, you'd simply spit colors randomly over shapes without actually understanding why you are doing so.
you should notice that the only reason why the horses were drawn with different angles is to be able to portrait the rider's weapon clearly.(and even then, they're still out of place. you cant hold neither a lance nor a sword directly below the head of your ride).
as for now, you shoudl skip the "shade something in x style" and focus on simply "shading". if you can grasp the basic concepts behind something, you'd simply spit colors randomly over shapes without actually understanding why you are doing so.