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So I decided to make a drawing of Riyako aka Karin's mother. And her younger sister is with her. I don't know what name she should have just yet. I had plan some time ago to draw Riyako's sister but kind of forgot over time. So anyways she is about 15 and Riyako is 17. They are very close and get along well.
And if anyone wants to help me with a name. It kind of needs to be a Japanese name. Just because this is the theme I am going with Karin's family over all.
This is also based of on a stock image I used as a ref. Here is the link to the stock eirian-stock.deviantart.com/ar… And all rights belong to
Go and check out their gallery. Its very helpful.
And if anyone wants to help me with a name. It kind of needs to be a Japanese name. Just because this is the theme I am going with Karin's family over all.
This is also based of on a stock image I used as a ref. Here is the link to the stock eirian-stock.deviantart.com/ar… And all rights belong to
Go and check out their gallery. Its very helpful.
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Sayuri? Oooh try this site out 
www.20000-names.com/female_jap… it has names and the meaning 
It might help you out.
This is a nice piece, The only thing I really see off is the girl to the right her eye seems a bit too close to the end of her face I know you'll get that in time BEST sure fire way to learn is to keep practicing and paying particular attention when you draw eyes. And looking at yourself in the mirror, turn your face in what ever position you want for a drawing (if you can). If not you can find some great stock images of women to give you ad hand (I will say a more concrete critique when I am off work I am having a difficult time trying to really say what I mean in a clear way so it can help you out more)
www.20000-names.com/female_jap… it has names and the meaning It might help you out.This is a nice piece, The only thing I really see off is the girl to the right her eye seems a bit too close to the end of her face
I know you'll get that in time BEST sure fire way to learn is to keep practicing and paying particular attention when you draw eyes. And looking at yourself in the mirror, turn your face in what ever position you want for a drawing (if you can). If not you can find some great stock images of women to give you ad hand (I will say a more concrete critique when I am off work I am having a difficult time trying to really say what I mean in a clear way so it can help you out more)