Hey! Thank you for the reply, it means a lot to me. This is very useful, and it is awesome of you to take your time to help! :smile:

woow!!!!! very cool drawings, I love your style!

So occasionaly i try and do studies on some of my favorite artist's work. Think it's a great way to pick up things from their style aswell as 'get in their head' and understand how they work. This Orc is a study i did on Laurel D Austin (who is my favorite artist). You can check the original sketch along with her process on her instagram. https://www.instagram.com/ldaustinart/

Your sketches reminds me a lot of Joe Mad, guy who worked on Darksiders :smile:

Really? He's one of my favorite artists i'm happy to hear that :stuck_out_tongue:.

Looks cool, but maybe you should've kept the same eye and hair color and perhaps another hair style? Was not aware that this was Junkrat until I read the text!

I agree she doesn't look like junkrat at all. Maybe her expression should change to something more crazy aswell. Thanks for the feedback i appreciate it :smile:

Beautiful linework as always! Loved the "-> Chains" :wink:

Really like these two sketches! The musculature on the guy is very impressive, and the girl's expression is super cute. An i agree with @achronic your drawings do remind me of Joe Madureira

Quick sketches done in the subway train. The girl is supposed to be some short of badass steampunk mechanic or something. Love comic up with quick designs like this :stuck_out_tongue:

I really love the way you do noses! Especially the line that separates its bottom from the rest! I've struggled with them quite a bit, it is quite difficult to create their shapes without making them look wrong for some reason! I guess I need to observe them more haha :smile:

Check out ''Bridgeman's complete guide to drawing from life'' .It's my favorite book when it comes to figure drawing and anatomy. I learned so much from it, including how to draw noses. I just copied every single picture of the book again and again to the point that i got pretty comfortable with drawing most parts of the human body. Marc's video is also pretty helpful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=waRIdUDvIQ4 :smile:

So i did this demon hunter on the subway train and i decided to redo ti digitally. Here's the results. Hope ya like :smiley: