Ramsey, I can't see your picture. At first I thought it was my Wii browser being stupid, but then I used an actual computer and it still won't work. Is it because I'm using Safari? EDIT: Nevermind, got it.

It kills me that I can't show this drawing in it's full glory due to lack of a scanner or a good camera, but this will do for now.



very unfinished, but I like it nonetheless. The webcam snuffed out a lot of the details I did, but oh well.

get a better scanner.
that's really good.

That right leg looks awful thin, actually, both legs are pretty thin.
Still got issues with hair, but it's very much improved.

Thank you very much.


Thanks. Yeah, to be honest I'm going to blame that on the perspective of the webcam and how it alters images. I don't usually do that, but in this case I know that the webcam warped the image pretty severely. In the actual image I'm mighty proud of the proportions. Maybe I'll scan it at school. Though near the calves I can see an extension being needed. Thanks!

I think the fingers should be longer, but that might be the perspective.

Yeah, they do look kinda weird. Of course, it indeed could just be the perspective. It's pretty good otherwise, minus the strangely thin legs, but we've already been over that.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but shorter fingers in that position would mean that 'the viewpoint' would be angled more down-looking (if you get what I mean). Looking at the picture, the viewpoint is from the side.

Also, I think the back part of the rail on wich the girl leans, is bigger then the rail on the left. Back elbow also doesn't seem to lean on it as good as the front elbow does but that might be optical illusion.

Her left (our right) arm looks a little thick to me. But we've been over the warping...

Is this just me? It looks like her right wrist (her right, not ours) is attached to her skirt, and she has no hand, like she has a skirt for a hand. It's supposed to look like her hand is behind her back, correct?

The drawing is unfinished, the hand isn't drawn yet.

I'm very impressed, since this is still very well presented even after Bold.

White Charcoal on black paper. It isn't finished yet, as I'm sure you can tell. Not sure if the webcam did it justice. I should invest in a scanner.......

But yeah, I'm working on ten pieces for a portfolio to send in for a scholarship. This is just a bit of practice before I start.

Not bad... but yeah, it's a bit hard to find flaws when everything is so blurry. Really now, scanners aren't very expensive and almost all printers now come equipped with them.

blue if you have time to give insight into scanners, you have time to discuss intricate art with me in my topic