Now this is a rather lovely drawing indeed. I especially like the soft colors and their puffy noses touching each others. My favorite part with this is the hands though! Especially Velma's fingers. They look long and elegant, which would indeed suit her rather well.
I don't see too much errors with the beard, but perhaps giving it some more hair-stumps a little randomly close to the actual beard. The line on Shaggy's neck gets a bit weird. I believe its too far down. I believe it should come from the end of the jaw. His eye feels weird as well, but sadly I'm not sure what the problem is. Maybe its how its really thick, like he would wear a lot of make-up.
I'm also a bit confused on the clothing shadings. Shaggy has one style of shadowing on his shirt, which isn't like any shadowing elsewhere.
But I really like the softness of this. The background is pleasing to the eye and suits their coloring scheme. Well done!
I feel as though I gave you too many five stars...
I thought this was brilliant when I saw it, and I couldn't spot too many issues. However, the glasses are pretty weird, since they're pulled back and look kind of awkward... Otherwise, I love this so much.
The beard looks a little weird, but if I recall you did state you weren't use to drawing them. So you get a freebie on that C; so get better on that. A suggestion is that you draw the jawline in the sketch and then follow that. That's how I draw beards at least, even zeh small ones!
Otherwise this was fantastic. The shading and use of gradients... just magnificent!
If only the new series could've understand this better.
Anyway, Awesome work. The only thing I'd recommend is thinning out Shag's eyelashes, they seem a bit.....bushy. Other then that, your style seems to be on the professional level.
Oh, I see. I could tell you about the Mystery Incorporated series, but I'd go on forever on how poorly written it is. So in short, Shaggy and Velma dated each other in the first few episodes, then broke up.
No problem. Hey, you might wanna add Velma's freckles in while your at it.
That's one of the most adorable things I've ever seen >w< I've never been too into Scooby Doo, so I haven't been part of the fandom, but if I were this seems like something I'd ship. As a kid, they were my favorite characters :3
I don't see too much errors with the beard, but perhaps giving it some more hair-stumps a little randomly close to the actual beard.
The line on Shaggy's neck gets a bit weird. I believe its too far down. I believe it should come from the end of the jaw.
His eye feels weird as well, but sadly I'm not sure what the problem is. Maybe its how its really thick, like he would wear a lot of make-up.
I'm also a bit confused on the clothing shadings. Shaggy has one style of shadowing on his shirt, which isn't like any shadowing elsewhere.
But I really like the softness of this. The background is pleasing to the eye and suits their coloring scheme.
Well done!
I thought this was brilliant when I saw it, and I couldn't spot too many issues. However, the glasses are pretty weird, since they're pulled back and look kind of awkward... Otherwise, I love this so much.
The beard looks a little weird, but if I recall you did state you weren't use to drawing them. So you get a freebie on that C; so get better on that. A suggestion is that you draw the jawline in the sketch and then follow that. That's how I draw beards at least, even zeh small ones!
Otherwise this was fantastic. The shading and use of gradients... just magnificent!
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