This week in character design, we were assigned to emulate an artist with a style completely different from what we normally draw in. Since I never draw anime, I decided to take a whack at it. So I emulated the Korean artist Hyung-tae Kim, specifically his work on Magna Carta. I feel like I got the anime look down alright, but not Hyung-tae Kim's look down. So I'll be trying this again soon! It was crazy fun.
This is Suzume. She's a werewolf that has a hard time finding her balance between the animal world and the human world. She helps a mysterious party of renegade gypsies by using her ability to transform into a large wolf, but feels like she is more of a danger to the group than help. She is proficient at sword fighting as well as tracking. She rarely tells anybody her condition and trusts very few people.
This is Suzume. She's a werewolf that has a hard time finding her balance between the animal world and the human world. She helps a mysterious party of renegade gypsies by using her ability to transform into a large wolf, but feels like she is more of a danger to the group than help. She is proficient at sword fighting as well as tracking. She rarely tells anybody her condition and trusts very few people.
7 comments:
Good job man! I didn't get to see yours in class cause I left a little early, but I like it :) what a cool story.
I still think this is rad, man. Totally legit anime, especially that sword. Only two suggestions: the right eye (her left) seems a bit too high, and I feel like the whole sword should be faded out with that atmospheric perspective stuff instead of just the top.
I love your drawing.
And I love anime.
Looks awesome!
Great design, your getting better, you know that?
great drawing! i would have wanted to see her feet shrink a little, and if youre going for magna karta style, you'll want to make everything more bulbous, shiny, skin-tight and porn-ish :(
It's awesome!
I like this one a lot!!
I like your design on her clothes!
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