Originally Posted by Caveisier
It looks like I need to deflate the breasts.
Err... do you means that blurry background? I never know about photography thing, but I saw in a lot of picture that they have a blurry background(maybe for more focus on the character?). Maybe I did something wrong with it, can you tell me more specific which one that I need to fix?
It's more like looking at a photograph of a model, and there being rubbish and dirty rags lying around. You come to look at the model, for what ever the reason may be. You focus on what they are wearing, their body, and perhaps a touch of their personality as an afterthought. If their advertisement is selling sexy lingerie, you usually don't want to see that they're staying in a pigsty.
Blurring the background is great for authenticity/likeness of a photograph, don't get me wrong. It's just that you payed such great attention to the female, but you neglected the background like an unwanted child. Blur it, sure, but it's up to you whether or not you want it to look as full and vibrant as your drawing's focus (female).
Originally Posted by Deuteria
It's more like looking at a photograph of a model, and there being rubbish and dirty rags lying around. You come to look at the model, for what ever the reason may be. You focus on what they are wearing, their body, and perhaps a touch of their personality as an afterthought. If their advertisement is selling sexy lingerie, you usually don't want to see that they're staying in a pigsty.
Blurring the background is great for authenticity/likeness of a photograph, don't get me wrong. It's just that you payed such great attention to the female, but you neglected the background like an unwanted child. Blur it, sure, but it's up to you whether or not you want it to look as full and vibrant as your drawing's focus (female).
So it's better to leave the background unblurred, right? But before that I think I need to add a lot of things or details on the background, because I think this one is pretty simple.
Thank you for the feedback, really appreciate it, since I have a goal this year to be better and frequently draw a drawing with background(it's one of my weaknesses).
Originally Posted by Caveisier
So it's better to leave the background unblurred, right? But before that I think I need to add a lot of things or details on the background, because I think this one is pretty simple.
Blurred, smudged, sharp; that is for you to decide. They are your drawings after all, so add a touch of yourself. It's all dependent on the content and purpose of the drawing, and very much at your own discretion. The centre of interest (focal point) does not always have to be the only piece of the drawing worth remembering.
Really like the shading in your heads
Might need to do it for mine XD
Might need to do it for mine XD
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