http://drawsketch.about.com/library/graphics/gallery/roman_silk.jpg (http://www.ofertondelibros.com/ofertas/show_books_title.asp?title=drawing&TAB=S&pi=resumen&cam=valentine)

' Graphite is so pure and it takes you back to basics. It's just you, a pencil, a blank sheet of paper and an eraser.
I REALLY prefer working in graphite because I love the contrast the work takes on but, as an illustrator, there isn't alot of call for black and white.


See my Favourite books Of Drawing (http://www.ofertondelibros.com/ofertas/show_books_title.asp?title=drawing&TAB=S&pi=resumen&cam=valentine) and Photoraphy (http://www.ofertondelibros.com/ofertas/Subjects.asp?cat_id=Photography&pi=resumen&cam=valentine)

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Morality, like art, means drawing a line someplace.
Oscar Wilde

over all i like this...but there is a bit of perspective thats off..between her head and shoulder...and it kind of looks like shes wearing a diaper.

and it kind of looks like shes wearing a diaper.
You took the words right out of my mouth......but the rest of the lady looks very good indeed!

You took the words right out of my mouth......

ew...scotty drool! :cheeky:

over all i like this...but there is a bit of perspective thats off..between her head and shoulder...and it kind of looks like shes wearing a diaper.

mmm..........

This is a nice illustration doblenine, especially as far as the light value shading and the detail in the wrinkles of her clothing. My only crit would be the proportion and perspective problems to which Darwin eluded. For example, the front of her panties (uuhhh.... I said... panties..... heh-heh... heh-heh) do look a little large in scale, and sort of extended or something. Unless of course this scale and perspective stuff is intentional, in which case it isn't a problem at all but simply a style. :)

well, thanks for understand my style... this stuff about proportion and the other things like the legs of the woman were casuality, i let me do the first thing i had in my mind...

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Morality, like art, means drawing a line someplace.
Oscar Wilde