My Dwarvish Portraits
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My Dwarvish Portraits
Here is my Gryphon Rider's concept. I hope you'll enjoy enjoy it. Sorry for the transparency of paper.
I added this one for Dwarf Warrior
It's Crit Time !!
Spekkio
I added this one for Dwarf Warrior
It's Crit Time !!
Spekkio
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In general, I think it's a good start, the dwarf is particularly cool and the pose is interesting. I'm unsure about the axe either way, seeing as the unit doesn't use one in-game but it does look rather neat. I agree that the wings need work, though, they don't seem to attach to the body the right way. Also, the griffin's head doesn't look very menacing. How about this as a reference?
It looks good, and I like the style. The other comments about wings apply, and the dwarf looks a bit... mischevious or malevolent. It adds character, and makes it look good, but it doesn't seem very Dwarven.
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Damn good start.
I would say... err... take out the axe, the helmet and expression have enough character right there. Then, the gryphons shoulder should connect a little upper i think, making his back and torso look broader. Finally try to avoid the egiptian-art wings, since they both seem to almost be in front of you, the right one specially needs a perspective reworking IMO.
After that, i think coloring can take care of details. Feathers could be better off being suggested by shading that line art, maybe.
I would say... err... take out the axe, the helmet and expression have enough character right there. Then, the gryphons shoulder should connect a little upper i think, making his back and torso look broader. Finally try to avoid the egiptian-art wings, since they both seem to almost be in front of you, the right one specially needs a perspective reworking IMO.
After that, i think coloring can take care of details. Feathers could be better off being suggested by shading that line art, maybe.
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I disagree, to me the expression makes him look tough and determined, and works well. I don't think he looks too sinister for a Dwarf. They are supposed to be formidable warriors after all.Anyar wrote:the dwarf looks a bit... mischevious or malevolent. It adds character, and makes it look good, but it doesn't seem very Dwarven.
Very nice. The axe head may need a little bit of shrinking, looking like a cleaver right now, but effing kudos on the rest.
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I love the pose, but the gyphon needs some works... it's built like a humanoid
I mean both the hips and shoulder arn't built correctly, think of a horse...
the shoulders shoul be frontward, not on the side,
the hips of quadrupeds are not built to have them rear, and the legs can't go straight down, their tail is thus behind the point of balance and they never go vertical (they would fall backward)
not sure I'm very clear...
I mean both the hips and shoulder arn't built correctly, think of a horse...
the shoulders shoul be frontward, not on the side,
the hips of quadrupeds are not built to have them rear, and the legs can't go straight down, their tail is thus behind the point of balance and they never go vertical (they would fall backward)
not sure I'm very clear...
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