His arm seems a little super-long to me, but the piece has an interesting feel.

thank you very much! =)

You know-I've never seen that movie.

I dont know why everyone is so down on using a "photo reference"., If you draw from life.. the model is a "reference",, if you draw from memory the mental image is a "reference".. just me blowin off about it.. this looks good . I would like things a bit sharper but I'm a pain in the ass about that.

Nice looking work

Thank you so much for the comments :-)

Thanks very much. I'll have another go now. I'll make some more effort. I just wanted to check the shi-painter, to see if it was the one I was used to. Check my Deviant Art, if you want to see more of my erlier work. =) This seems like a very nice board.

You will like it here. The people are wonderful . I'm glad to see you came here.

welcome to 2draw-always good to see more artists.

Squint your eyes and look at this.

It's metallic and 3D in the thumb, yet organic in life size. I like where you've been going.

Thanks guys. I think smoothing out some of the edges would improve this image, I'll try that on a future piece.

I agree. It's cute and I really like the way you textured the tree.

It does look good from the thumbnail-though up close her face looks kinda long.

I like the 3d-ish look especially seen in the thumb. I like the way you drew the tree, too!

Now this is a fun pic. One of my friends on DA had just posted some pictures of the "Bubbleman" running around laying these kind of big bubbles in the air. It's fun. Love this.

thanks people.

nice

Great job on the clothing and all of it. I agree

very very nice work.

Damn. That is too deep Kloxboy. So your training your brain to collab with each Hemisphere? I predict that with more of this type of practice, we will start seeing drawings from you that will blow us away. ( Beyond what you have already drawn )

Thanks NR. Painting like this is certainly not all left brain, just particular aspects of it. In terms of being more left or right brained, there is more theory to back up that concept than anything else. Such theory is not meant to be applied too specifically, especially in regards to psychology. While each hemisphere serves a variety of different functions, you'll never meet someone who is just right brained or left brained, pending they're not missing half their brain. Even then, there is evidence that the brain can make up for missing or damaged areas by using other areas of the brain to take over the function of the missing section. Even more, the left brain can take over right brain functions or visa-versa when the brain is damaged. Overall, I believe it's a good -general- theory we're talking about here and there is some pretty good evidence to support certain conclusions derived from said theory. Just remember, it's not a fact and even if it was, it can't be applied to everyone. I'm trying to make this clear because a lot of people make too much of the hemisphere divisions, they go on to make their own theories based on popular theories, which of course, they also treat as fact. You know what happens when you assume? You make an ass out of yourself and leave me to tell you so. (I didn't mean that to apply to anyone, I was just making a joke).

I've played piano for several years, i usually pick up songs easily by matching the notes with my ear. Reading sheet music and understanding music theory? Not one of my strong suits. According to my piano teacher, understanding notes as they are on the page, and understanding how to read sheet music is a left brain task. Matching notes and understanding the sounds of the piano is a right brained task. So alot of my practice is designed to build my music reading skills, in order to help me to be a more well "rounded" pianist. I think this is a good exercise for the left side of the brain Klox.