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[DarkTrinity]

This is Arien the archer

Very nice, but if I may nit-pick...

Not saying it is necessarily incorrect placement, but the eye hiding behind the nose in this picture looks awkward to me for whatever reason. Could be the angle you drew it at...but it almost looks like the eyelid is shut too much.

I think this is an example of our eyes playing tricks on us, nothing is actually wrong with the drawing.

Granted I AM looking at reference pictures to draw these. Although it is possible that I'm not drawing them entirely accurately. People also have told me Eir's shoulders are not wide enough/her head is too big. I'm not sure if that's just because she's at a funny angle, or if her head actually does look too big...

[T-Rok]

I'm surprised he nit picked Arien. I thought Arien looked quite awesome. Eir on otherhand, does seem to be one of the things you mentioned. I can't really pick anything wrong out of it, but it looks awkward.

[EpicPhailure]

I'm surprised he nit picked Arien. I thought Arien looked quite awesome. Eir on otherhand, does seem to be one of the things you mentioned. I can't really pick anything wrong out of it, but it looks awkward.

Yeah, I found it weird too. I think it's the face. Most prominently, the nose and mouth. Not delicate enough, I think.

[ARTgames]

They eye lashes on the other side look wired to me.

[Pinball]

Granted I AM looking at reference pictures to draw these. Although it is possible that I'm not drawing them entirely accurately.

Since the face is in a normal pose you could use the other parts of the face to check if the eye is in the correct position.  Simply draw a line from one point to the opposite point, for example one side of the lips to the other side.  Repeat for the bottom of the nose, eyes, and the top of the eyebrows.  Once done all lines should all be around the same angle.  If you do this with your drawing you will see the eye and eyebrow lines are angled too much compared to the lip/nose angle.

Anyways great drawings, keep it up.

[Seifer]

About the stars. Guys, I grew up in Goderich, I'm talking small, farming community, no buildings higher than 4-5 stories most likely. Don't tell me to get out of the city. I've been on farms out in the middle of nowhere at night, and it never looks that dense. A star here, a star there, but not everywhere.

[JoEL]

About the stars. Guys, I grew up in Goderich, I'm talking small, farming community, no buildings higher than 4-5 stories most likely. Don't tell me to get out of the city. I've been on farms out in the middle of nowhere at night, and it never looks that dense. A star here, a star there, but not everywhere.

I reckon it depends, some nights I can see many stars in the sky, like possibly 1 every few centimeters of space (from my point of view). Other nights they would be several metres apart.

[DarkTrinity]

About the stars. Guys, I grew up in Goderich, I'm talking small, farming community, no buildings higher than 4-5 stories most likely. Don't tell me to get out of the city. I've been on farms out in the middle of nowhere at night, and it never looks that dense. A star here, a star there, but not everywhere.

Ok, well when I go up to northern Minnesota, the stars look a lot like that. maybe not so many big ones, but they are that close.

[Scotty]

About the stars. Guys, I grew up in Goderich, I'm talking small, farming community, no buildings higher than 4-5 stories most likely. Don't tell me to get out of the city. I've been on farms out in the middle of nowhere at night, and it never looks that dense. A star here, a star there, but not everywhere.

Humidity.  I guarantee humidity plays a large factor in how clear a night's sky is.  If it is bone dry, there is nothing to block the light, and it is clear as day.  Being that this is farm-country, as well as Canada, it is doubtful that you have many evenings where humidity is at a factor of negative moist.  When you see a dry sky at night, and how bright it is from all the stars, you begin to understand just how much there is out there.

[DarkTrinity]

About the stars. Guys, I grew up in Goderich, I'm talking small, farming community, no buildings higher than 4-5 stories most likely. Don't tell me to get out of the city. I've been on farms out in the middle of nowhere at night, and it never looks that dense. A star here, a star there, but not everywhere.

Humidity.  I guarantee humidity plays a large factor in how clear a night's sky is.  If it is bone dry, there is nothing to block the light, and it is clear as day.  Being that this is farm-country, as well as Canada, it is doubtful that you have many evenings where humidity is at a factor of negative moist.  When you see a dry sky at night, and how bright it is from all the stars, you begin to understand just how much there is out there.

Especially in the milky way :O
And actually, this brings me to this picture: http://nzeman.deviantart.com/gallery/#/d2wk3lm
A picture that recently got a DD on DeviantArt. It's actually a picture of the milky way taken from Rocky Mountain national park during a meteor shower. I love this picture, it's pretty amazing, IMO.

[EpicPhailure]

Favorites aren't working for me.

[Delicious]

Been quite lazy lately, especially since I'm going to head on vacation in a bit (!). Anyways, I've been working several hours today on this piece for my own enjoyment since I'm eager to do a pixel illustration and my motivation for the tree I was working on has dropped. I hope I can finish this one...

[EpicPhailure]

Do you ever update Pushing the Pixels anymore? :u

[Delicious]

Nah, I will eventually though. It's just I don't really have much dedication to update a blog constantly. My site is also still being worked on, so I'm a bit more excited for that. =P

I do, however, update my pixel joint profile constantly; So if you are ever interested it's right here - http://www.pixeljoint.com/p/17347.htm

[Cactuscat222]

Love the face as always. I always like that look for a dragon, gloomyish looking.

Can't wait to see it finished.