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Latex encasement

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Once again, I decided to experiment with something new. I just can't seem to be able to work on one thing at a time, for better or worse.
Anyway, some lucky girl is wearing a latex catsuit, a latex straightjacket, extremely high heeled platform boots, a collar and a latex hood which covers her head completely, spare for her hair. By the way, you can tell she likes it because of the little heart after the "mmmph" ;P. I guess I constantly draw those hearts there to show it's consensual. After all, it's always best if both parts want it to happen, right?
When scouring dA for references, I noticed the shine that latex has, and I looked up some tutorials real quick to see how that was done. I hope I did well on that.
I tried to make the outlines clearer, and I think it improved the quality and visibility by just doing that. I gotta remember to do that in the future.
The one thing I'm not happy about are her legs. I still got work to do, but it's not the worst I've ever done.
Enjoy, and please comment and give contructive critique. I'll take all I can get to improve.
Image size
768x1024px 204.96 KB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon LEGRIA FS200
Shutter Speed
1/60 second
Aperture
F/2.0
Focal Length
4 mm
Date Taken
Mar 16, 2011, 9:42:32 PM
Sensor Size
1mm
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Dani1202's avatar
Nice to see you starting to draw, just some tips you might want to consider (mainly mistakes I used to make - and sometimes still make):
The pelvis should be much wider, keep one word in mind: hourglass. When drawing a female body, that's the most important shape you might need. Take a look at this photo, which handily showed up on the frontpage: [link] to see what I mean. The hips are almost as wide as the shoulders (well, not quite, but you get the idea).
The legs look a bit short as well, and also pretty straight, there should be some visible curves from the muscles. A good tip is to actually look at an anatomy chart that shows all the muscles. It helps understand why you draw the curves the way you do.

The head DOES seem a bit big, but that's mostly because the leg portion is too small. Compared to the shoulders, it looks rather okay, still a tad big, but that's not as tragic, some anime characters have even bigger heads.

And one last tip: try to think CURVES, rather than BLOCKS, most of your lines seem to be pretty straight, with sharp angles. The human body has a more fluid shape.

Just some tips so you can improve, I don't want to be rude, so sorry if it sounds like that!^^;