Enlarged habbo

[Kyle]

Lol, this is my second enlarged habbo, some of you may have seen my first.....

okay, here it is



yup, I fail...... LOL

let me take you through it:

- I couldn't do the eyes, they were quite complicated, so i resorted to normal eyes
- It looks like some kind of hunch back - IMO
- I couldn't do the hat, It turned out wierd

C/C please, and rate /10 (LOL 1)

thanks

[Everlong]

Its better than the first, well done.

[Smits]

It's certainly better than the first which means your improving and as log as you keep on working at it, you'll perfect the skill. i'd give it a 6 out of 10 because of the things which you pointed out. + rep if i can of course.

[Kyle]

Its better than the first, well done.

It's certainly better than the first which means your improving and as log as you keep on working at it, you'll perfect the skill. i'd give it a 6 out of 10 because of the things which you pointed out. + rep if i can of course.

Thanks for the comments, my bodys are okay, IMO, but it's just at the head where i mess up loads, for example on this one - the hat and eyes and shoulders and well...... y'know, and on my first one, i just scribbled the whole outline and scribbled in the hair.... so if anyone could give me a tutorial of any kind, that'd be much appreciated

I've been told to look at acidulantes' tutorial, but the image hosting of it has expired (if only he just wrote it down)........

[doggie]

It's good. How do you do enlargements? I've been looking for a guide.

[Shawnstra]

for the hat, stretch it all the way to the back and cover the hair like the actual habbo, and for the "fringe of the hat" make it slightly above the main body of the hat

[Kyle]

It's good. How do you do enlargements? I've been looking for a guide.

I taught myself, hence why I'm so bad at it

basic tut:

Zoom in x2 on your habbo picture on paint, print screenie, open "new" on paint, select the marquee tool, paste, cut out your x2 habbo, open another new image, paste it on,zoom in x8, thin out the lines, draw them again more isometric, so they don't look jagged, then thin out all the bulky bits of colour.

[Stickie]

not bad exept the head tho. you actually did the ear smaller then it used to be :p if you make it the right size you can straighten that hat problem out aswell, the gap in it should fit right above the ear. the sideburns will be better aswell then I think. just the left side of the hair could be done a bit better then. the eyes worked out nicely tbh, might be better but they still ok. the hat itself at the front could be more then the original one and same goes for the mouth cuz now it looks a bit weird :p. also dont draw a line from the eyebrow to the nose, it doesnt work in perspective.