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| SUGGESTION BIN - "statue" poses with symmetry and classical items (scales, wreath, sword) - climbing up a ladder - poses with arrows and a quiver - dramatic lighting with facial expressions - Throwing poses (pokeball) - Photos with one strong light source for 3D - Sleeping photos with pillows and blankets - leaning against a wall, various poses - Guns / holding a gun - Let's draw falling from the front - left-handed archery - sitting / kneeling poses - twin light sources - slouched over a desk - kneeling / crouching - perspective from below, running, kicking, leaning casually - unarmed combat - crossbow - superhero fainted - being carried - Swinging on a swing (with a flat seat, not a round seat) - Floating poses, but with a sword / staff / shield like an guardian or archangel. - boxing - casual poses, walking, eating, talking, passing - Presenting something ala Vanna in Wheel of Fortune (low, medium and high) - hands, feet, gun poses - Emotions from different angles - sports poses like volleyball - Tilting top to bottom but with full body - head angle shots with dynamic lighting - Headshots from the front and side with the camera stationary but the head leaning forward and back - ninja poses, sneaking around - scythe stock, but action or dynamic - Simple poses with crutches or a wheelchair - worm's eye view of Let's Draw Sleeping - light angles but with two light sources - coloured light sources - head turnaround but with glasses - stock with casual clothes - this pose [link] - hairstyle stock - ancient warrior kneeling rotated - legs and feet sitting vs standing and crossed ankles - full-body upward perspective turn-around - chair poses, couch armchair, wooden chair, bar stool - crouching from an upward perspective like a gargoyle statue - different character postures (chest puffed for haughty, slouched over for sad) Your photos are blurry / grainy / have poor lighting Oh, yes, I know. Trust me, I know. I want to thank you for being willing to give me advice, but if a photo has a lot of comments, the particular situation may have been addressed before. Especially since in my loft, I can't exactly change my natural lighting situation. I will seek out advice and dialogue with better photographers on certain photos, but I prefer to do it as a unified discussion rather than me answering the same things over and over. I really like the critique system and use it often. Trust me, I am listening and learning.  You're shooting the bow / holding the sword, etc. wrong. Here is where all I can say is, "Artistic license. Take what you can get from it." Rest assured, I do know the basics for of holding a bow and swinging a sword. However, that often does not show up in my photography simply due to me trying to do many complex things at once. I am my own photographer and all of my shots are taken on a self-timer. This means that to get the lovely leap-shot series, I have a ten-second window to position my body in an action shot, in focus, with the right lighting and doing something worth drawing that doesn't cut my head out of the frame or cover up my face. that is... really hard. So you do see mistakes here and there. Sometimes I haven't fully drawn back. Sometimes my elbow is too high. This is an action shot and in fluid action, there's going to be some issues. I'm working those out but to produce the stock I am, there will be form mistakes. What's with the grid? The grid on my floor was done for you, the artist. Each square is 1x1 feet (give or take the width of masking tape) to give a sense of perspective and where the camera is. I hope it helps when placing a character in a scene. Next time you use my stock, try tracing the grid as well as my body, but extend the grid into the horizon. Perspective become a lot easier. Also, the grid helps to show how lens distortion works. Notice how the lines are not 100% straight? That's the curvature of my camera lens you're seeing. Stats? I'm about 5'8-5'9 and 120 lbs. My bust is 32" Waist is 24" Hip is 37" I am a B-cup. That means I have a SMALL bust. I know lots of people like to give their characters ample bossom, (Or giant, man-eating chest-melons) but I am SMALL and quite happy with it.  How do you stay in shape? Do you dance? I try to keep fit by swimming, primarily. Other hobbies are rock-climbing, snowboarding and of course archery and fencing. Though the otehr ones I mention besides swimming I do so rarely they can hardly be considered regular exercise. I'm not even very good at them. No, I don't dance. I'd like to take some classes one day. I'd also like to learn how to ride a horse. (with plenty of pictures!) |
| Rules for stock use (You must follow these) - You do not need to ask permission to use my stock unless you feel it might break my rules. If you're doing something that involves commercial use or questionable content, just discuss it with me first. - Please credit me if you use one of my images. This means putting a link back to this profile somewhere near the finished piece. This also includes referenced drawings, not just photomanipulations. Please either put a text link to my main profile or use  (:icon kxhara: with the space removed) Do not link to the stock piece you used, as I do delete old work I no longer like, and that leads to a dead link.Please link to this page, even if the image is being displayed outside of Deviantart. - Send me a note or comment linking me to the finished product. I would love to see what you've done. I always fave and comment! - My stock may not be used commercially unless written permission is received. This includes turning creations into prints. - My stock may not be redistributed, sold, or edited and redistributed or edited and sold. (In other words, you are not allowed to offer or sell my stock as your stock, edited or not. You are welcome to use it for creations) Redistribution is defined as any posting of my own images, (including resized or unacceptibly low manipulation) to Deviantart or any other website. This includes sharing sites like Tumblr and facebook. The art that you make FROM my stock may be shared, but you may not share my stock itself. Please link back to my site so that others become aware of my rules. They cannot follow my rules if they find my images on outside sites. For pixel artists: This means you may use my stock to create dolls, with credit, but not doll bases. - I would appreciate it if my stock wasn't used for any hateful, pornographic, violent or obscene creation. Of course, this is very difficult to even define, much less enforce, so I just ask you to use your judgement when using my stock. In the end, I reserve the right to ask anyone to remove any artwork using my stock that I feel breaks these terms of use. - My stock is intended for art reference and use in photo manipulations. It is not free pornography. I am NOT a fetish model. If you want a fetish model, go here:  she has some lovely photos. Also, I will NEVER do nude photos. Ever. Don't ask.- DO NOT add my stock to "hot girl" folders or fetish folders. Feet, vore, inflation, etc. NO. You can have your fetish and kink but keep me out of it. This goes for favourites or art. I'm really strict about my no-porn rule. - PLEASE DON'T make comments about my body. Even comments you think are compliments. I don't need to hear that I have a "nice ass". Keep it about the art. - Questions and comments about anatomy and poses are fine. "Why is your shoulder bent?" or "are you locking your elbow when you hold it?" are perfectly acceptable comments. - Not all images on this account are stock images, so if you cannot download it, it's not stock. Suggestions for stock use - I am open to suggestions for stock photos, but they may or may not be fulfilled. - Feel free to add me or my stock to your group if it fits appropriately. I would love to join. |
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