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I even look for reference and *cough* check my own feet, but I could not draw them.
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Tutorial. I use it (with some personal variation) and it helped me a lot. =)
Waves?
Shade the water slightly, then just right where they touch the sand, put a lot of white dots.
Water reaching the beach is rather bubbly and bubbles reflect sunlight to give off that white foamy color. Yeah, it's actually part of natural physics. ;)
Feet?
Mirror or digital camera. They're the best options because you have total control over what you want. Cartoonists use these two things the most to solve anatomy problems.
Sky?
Can't help you much. The tone's good enough... well, mostly. =|
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Hope that helps (in the future, at least). =)
Yeah, for the feet, I did use err digital webcam xD In fact some poses (hands most of them), I used my webcam. Posing in front of the webcam sure is weird (but fun!). I also use posemaniacs for some of the poses. xD
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Oh, so this was 100% pencil... Scan it to PC and use GIMP or Photoshop or some other advanced raster editor for the white splashes. Think of it as sprinkling white dots on the shoreline.
Pencils and erasers have limitations to how far you can achieve this effect... that and... well, if you erase a mistake, a mark's left behind on the paper which is almost impossible to erase.
Yeah, for the feet, I did use err digital webcam xD In fact some poses (hands most of them), I used my webcam.
Got a cellphone cam or a real digicam? They're easier to work with. PC webcams nowadays are attached to the PC (especially when they're built into notebooks), so they're harder to position for photoshooting.
Googled Posemaniacs. It's interesting, but I have a question: Are you allowed to dictate what pose you want and adjust it on the fly? (Like 3-D model software or real figurines.)
Oh, I use separate webcam, since I am using a desktop, which is a good thing so I can adjust as much as I want. Although, I would need to get a stable support for the webcam. I also use cellphone when I am drawing *cough* at work *cough*...
Oh, posemaniacs. The poses are fixed, I usually just try to find the different mixture of poses and combine them. I haven't used it lately, usually only when I had an artblock xD. We can only rotate left and right. I had one of the mannequins (I used it last time) xD
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Good for you.
The poses are fixed [...] We can only rotate left and right.
=(
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