Rigby

Another older piece, back when I was a lot more patient, and obsessed with detail. There's a fine balance between when to start detailing and when not to. I remember learning how silhouettes worked while making this piece, as originally, his legs were switched. The silhouette remained the same, but his torso looked incredibly twisted. But now that I think about it, that might have made the piece more interesting. Lessons learned: on the focal point of the composition, DO NOT add in detail for the sake of adding in detail. A simplified background would have sufficed and made the piece appear more 3D. That level of detail should have been placed under his feet. More complexity = closer to viewer. Less complexity = further away from viewer. Still proud of this one, though. Funny to think that this is me a year after I'd started drawing, right at the end of the Old School Furry art movement.