Simsa
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Good day to all.
First of all, thank you to everyone who found the time, opportunity, and courage to share their creations. Secondly, everything written below is just my opinion, and I ask you not to be offended if something seems offensive to you. First, I will comment on each drawing, point out the ones I liked the most, and then – announce the winner. Let's go:
The first drawing – It's nice, but a bit careless. I liked the book and the cross – how those poor little guys are carrying them? ))
The second drawing – The weapon was impressive even in the small version. Overall, the drawing turned out great. I would say it's professional.
The third drawing – The dragon is also impressive. The detail and the rendering of the dragon itself… It's a pity there is no background.
The fourth drawing – Even though it's a bit pale (we'll attribute this to a bad scanner/camera that didn't allow the drawing to be displayed properly), you can still see the author's effort to pay attention to everything – the heroine, her kitten, and even the surrounding nature were not forgotten. This is often forgotten… So, the author did a good job!
The fifth drawing – As in the previous one, I like the attention to the entire drawing. Clear outlines, attention to the details of the character's clothing. The composition is interesting – making the character look at a distant Castle. Although (in my opinion), the lightning (were those supposed to be lightning on the character's body?) would have looked better in blue or light blue…
The sixth drawing – And this drawing is impressive. The mastery of pencils is simply magnificent. The drawing has character – a girl with character (it can be seen in her gaze, in the slight squint). The hand remains unclear to me – no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't figure out how to position the hand like that. Either my hands are not that developed, or I didn't understand it correctly, or the girl is not a human and she could twist herself like that…
In the end: drawings number 2, number 3, and number 6 were contenders for the top spot. In the second and sixth, I really liked the people – I love drawing people myself. Although the hand in the sixth and the attempts to retouch the drawing somewhat spoiled the impression. The third is magnificent, but it would have been more complete with a background.
And I will still give the first place to the second drawing – for the correctly drawn person, for the attention to detail (clothing, background), for the magnificent weapon (which I can never draw).
I vote for drawing number 2
First of all, thank you to everyone who found the time, opportunity, and courage to share their creations. Secondly, everything written below is just my opinion, and I ask you not to be offended if something seems offensive to you. First, I will comment on each drawing, point out the ones I liked the most, and then – announce the winner. Let's go:
The first drawing – It's nice, but a bit careless. I liked the book and the cross – how those poor little guys are carrying them? ))
The second drawing – The weapon was impressive even in the small version. Overall, the drawing turned out great. I would say it's professional.
The third drawing – The dragon is also impressive. The detail and the rendering of the dragon itself… It's a pity there is no background.
The fourth drawing – Even though it's a bit pale (we'll attribute this to a bad scanner/camera that didn't allow the drawing to be displayed properly), you can still see the author's effort to pay attention to everything – the heroine, her kitten, and even the surrounding nature were not forgotten. This is often forgotten… So, the author did a good job!
The fifth drawing – As in the previous one, I like the attention to the entire drawing. Clear outlines, attention to the details of the character's clothing. The composition is interesting – making the character look at a distant Castle. Although (in my opinion), the lightning (were those supposed to be lightning on the character's body?) would have looked better in blue or light blue…
The sixth drawing – And this drawing is impressive. The mastery of pencils is simply magnificent. The drawing has character – a girl with character (it can be seen in her gaze, in the slight squint). The hand remains unclear to me – no matter how hard I tried, I couldn't figure out how to position the hand like that. Either my hands are not that developed, or I didn't understand it correctly, or the girl is not a human and she could twist herself like that…
In the end: drawings number 2, number 3, and number 6 were contenders for the top spot. In the second and sixth, I really liked the people – I love drawing people myself. Although the hand in the sixth and the attempts to retouch the drawing somewhat spoiled the impression. The third is magnificent, but it would have been more complete with a background.
And I will still give the first place to the second drawing – for the correctly drawn person, for the attention to detail (clothing, background), for the magnificent weapon (which I can never draw).
I vote for drawing number 2