Another drawing done, and also hard to finish because my parents truly cannot let me do stuff on my own decisions.

I don't understand how you can use so little detail and yet make me think that there is so much detail in there, at the same time.

Great job. This one reminds me of the mole from Atlantis.

Edit: Also, of Trap Master from Yugioh.
How many pens did you use to shade all this in? XD

Edit2: Let me clarify. "Little" detail means simply that the clothes aren't wrinkled, the skin is perfectly smooth, the metals are all shiny. This is an exceptionally clean drawing.

wow
thats a nice one

Really great picture. Best shading I have ever seen in a hand drawn picture.

Nice.

You did detail the body and the numerous hands. But what about the face? After all, that is the starting point of any piece of work, and this one feels very light.

Is it me or is the handiwork an illusion? xD
Sure seems to me like your intention must have been to draw super fast hand movement in action.

Very good man, you have done a great job.

The eyes/glasses are not proportional. - But it's still good.

9,5/10.

You did detail the body and the numerous hands. But what about the face? After all, that is the starting point of any piece of work, and this one feels very light.

Is it me or is the handiwork an illusion? xD
Sure seems to me like your intention must have been to draw super fast hand movement in action.

I believe this man simply has many hands.

You did detail the body and the numerous hands. But what about the face? After all, that is the starting point of any piece of work, and this one feels very light.

Is it me or is the handiwork an illusion? xD
Sure seems to me like your intention must have been to draw super fast hand movement in action.

I don't it's an illusion. I think he's just a dude with a bunch of arms.

Hecatoncheir comes from greek mythology. It's the name of a giant typically depicted as having a hundred hands and fifty heads.

I don't it's an illusion. I think he's just a dude with a bunch of arms.

Hecatoncheir comes from greek mythology. It's the name of a giant typically depicted as having a hundred hands and fifty heads.

That, and there's absolutely no sign of movement in this. The hands aren't blurring out.

The drawing is still pretty good. Anyways, keep it man. It's nice.

I agree with Low. I need to evolve further into truly adding detail into the face, mostly either wrinkled from anger or just shadowing if there's zero anger. Funny thing is everytime I think I need to shadow the face, I need to make it proportioned to the shadow of the rest of his body. Well, necessary for evolution I guess.

FACT: The picture barely needed a pen to finish this picture. Saw all my previous drawings before? Those barely emptied 2 pens.

Actually, as it is now, I got the feeling that this guy is just bored, so he has no facial expressions. If you were going for anger, well, that's certainly somewhere you need to improve on.

As for the shading of the face, I know you can learn it.

Actually, as it is now, I got the feeling that this guy is just bored, so he has no facial expressions. If you were going for anger, well, that's certainly somewhere you need to improve on.

As for the shading of the face, I know you can learn it.

LOL I meant to do that. His name is Evron which means overflowing anger. But he's supposed to be cool and collective considering he is an inventor and strategist. So basically I love the contrast. Well once he loses his marbles, yeah I will go for him as the embodiment of rage.

Also if you want my "attempts" at shading in the face, look at my previous drawings. You'll see I do that for dramatic style rather than actual shadowing. Soon I think I need to do it for the realism too.

Great Picture
And Very Good shading