Looks good man! Like one of those Krogan helmets from ME1 & 2

Can somebody do some Cortex Command stuff in this program?

I actually love that! The simpleness and outlines hit me fairly well, something akin to looking at Metal-Slug sprites.

Does anyone have any good blender tutorials?

Thanks, it was a bit inspired by Arne's legendary style of work; heavy outlines and bleached colors.

Looks good! The sword seems to be at an odd angle when compared to the hand, though.

Indeed, it looks really good. Kind of reminds me of a medieval Browncoat, in a way.

The head is best done. It's more realistic than the rest of the body, if the body is adjusted to that style to it'd be more natural I think.


And here's the school-girl picture I posted here a while ago. Modified it quite a bit, now still WIP. I am experimenting with the style, a semi-anime-realistic-ish whatever. Is the face creepy or is it nice-looking?

Looks alright. The forehead looks a bit big though. Try moving the hair down.

I think the nose could use more contrast.


This is a possible "follower" character for my little story. Somewhat simplified since I'm going to need to be able to redraw him with some ease.

I'd be glad to hear DR's opinion on him.

Loving the shading on him, not sure it makes sense on his back though.. Pretty decent nonetheless.

@Soldat: Very nice! Thoughts:
-the left shoulder is far wider than the right one, throws off symmetry
-put less emphasis on the collar bones, her neck looks almost like it was attached on
-if you'll notice, there's a shadow on the right-hand part of her nose. if you moved that about 3/4 of a centimeter to the right, it would solve the centering problem of the face.
-You might want to find a way to make the cheeks curve a bit more on the underside, they seem a small bit jagged.

The forehead looks perfect, I don't know what everyone else is talking about...

I like pizza and homemade gifs

Looks tasty. :3

Nice job on that, Soldat, but it has some issues.



I did a rough edit as an example.

It's manga, the proportions don't have to be perfect.

But it's still better to have them good if it's not intentional.