From the course: Drawing Good and Evil Comic Book Characters
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Fine-tuning the character's details
From the course: Drawing Good and Evil Comic Book Characters
Fine-tuning the character's details
- Looking at everything we have so far, it's at this point when I like to go back and really accentuate certain aspects of what we have created. So, first thing we got to do, is I'm going to go back down, let's get organized. I'm going to turn off the bad face layer because that was just our rough for standard eye placement and things like that, and I want to do the same thing on the good face layer. So we're getting closer to the better lines, or the right lines. In addition to that, I want to just go ahead and delete both of those layers because we're not going to need them anymore. We've graduated from that point. So get rid of those. Let's see, let's find our way around. We have hero chin, and we have good eyes, and we have good nose and mouth. So let's bring all those together. Let's bring that down, good eyes. So your eyes, your mouth, and your chin of your good guy, we're going to merge those. So if you're on Photoshop, you can just go down and merge those. If you're on paper…
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