KMC VENTS ABOUT DUMB THINGS by KMCStudios
Say buh-bai to your brain cells! 8D I'm gonna lose followers for this one, lol.
Guys, the most important thing is that IT IS NOT A CRIME TO REFERENCE! D8 It is the biggest thing that will help you learn! A lot of really dumb anatomy mistakes can be fixed just by looking at a photo of the animal and realizing OH THAT JOINT DOESN'T GO THERE. It's not "TRACING" if you're STUDYING and LEARNING from PHOTOS, NOT OTHER ARTISTS.
And yep, my deer I drew for this is fail, but people asked, so I tried.
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01 Oct, 2014, 8:25 am
I might take this down ugh I JUST FEEL LIKE A HUGE HYPOCRITE IF I DON'T KNOW ABSOLUTELY EVERYTHING AND CAN DRAW THINGS RIGHT EVERY SINGLE TIME but ugh I'll leave it up for now in case it's vaguely helpful??? /slinksofftodrawmorehumans
01 Oct, 2014, 8:44 am
i like the video it tells a lot of stuff about them ^_^
01 Oct, 2014, 12:39 pm
:O Thank youuu! Alot of ppl on here fail at deer, like one time, I saw the thumbnail of this pic and I was like "omg wolf :o" and then the title was "my first deer :D" and then I was like "... :o"
01 Oct, 2014, 5:06 pm
I completely agree, it is the best thing you can to to improve your art, is to look at refs! These look just fine btw, ;D
01 Oct, 2014, 5:51 pm
Great tutorial! Thanks for posting, I'm sure this will help me out sometime! :D
I really dislike it when people make their wolves and deer look alike, it's stressing XD XD
02 Oct, 2014, 4:00 am
no noo you should leave this up
It's super helpful and I love it. :>
03 Oct, 2014, 1:10 pm
Drawing from references for practise is more or less the best way to learn how to draw anything really.
You got the deer down pretty well for not using a ref, but i need to point out that you gave the deer horse-hooves when they actually have that 'split'-kind that cows, sheeps and goats have. As far as I know, only horses (and close related species such as zebras) have the kind of hooves you drew.
For those who wanna practise more on deers, i strongly recommend studying the animation tests from Disney's "Bambi". the anatomy on the deers in that movie is really accurate and realistic - it's just the faces that are stylized.
I think it's good that you took time to point out a common mistake among novice artists. I also wanna draw some deers now haha :D