The Hive is (realy) Dead! Long Live the Hive Mind!

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The biggest problem is structuring the poses. As soon as you have two figures interacting, even in a minor way, the complexity goes way up, because you need to retain consistency of foreshortening and perspective.

About 1.5 hours was spent figuring out the general pose, and sketching it in line/mannequin..

About 2 hours drawing, picking out details, restructuring, draping (which I pretty much faked), and shading. Then about an hour to scan, clean, and add photoshop text.

Not having to detail certain features, of course, made some aspects much easier than a standard character drawing.
 

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Aeson said:
Did you get a picture of her to use? Are you going by imagination?

You mean GM? No picture, she hasn't posted one yet. I'm going on baseline descriptions she's given, and applying certain logics based on circumstantial evidence.

Aurora's offered certain insights, and these were used to affect the direction of the drawing.
 

The_One_Warlock said:
You mean GM? No picture, she hasn't posted one yet. I'm going on baseline descriptions she's given, and applying certain logics based on circumstantial evidence.

Aurora's offered certain insights, and these were used to affect the direction of the drawing.
Certain insights? Into herself or GM?
 

Aeson said:
Certain insights? Into herself or GM?

Into Aurora - in terms of likely stance, height considerations, proportion, etc.

Understand, that all that said, it's no renaissance realist creation, it's stylized in it's own way.
 







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