How do I make my characters more hot?

[respheal]

OH YEAH by the way, a really good trick: flip your canvas horizontally sometimes. It negates your brain's visual bias (because your brain knows what the drawing's supposed to look like) so you can catch small errors in placement. There's definitely improvement already =D (3's left eye (closer to the camera) looks a little far off to the side).

Which one do you think is the most attractive?
(Personally I'd rank them like:
135
24
reason being I'm a sucker for clear eyes, but that's just how I roll 8V )

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[jennula]

For flipping the image in Photoshop, look for "Flip Canavas Horizontal" (probably under "image/image rotation" or something similar). It should be available in CS2 as well =)

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[miesmud]

HEY I wanted throw my two cents into this thread.
I hope you don't mind me drawing over your artwork.

Here I took the three guys I think looked best. ( I like the middle one the best)

To explain:
Your base is good, you're almost getting there. But I think the biggest problem is your line definition. Meaning making lines stronger or thinner to make stuff pop out better. Your line weight is all the same, making it harder to read.

In my "overpaints" I tried to define what I think is important to a male's face.
I made the jaws stronger by giving them some nice thicc line. Also defined the eyes a bit better, which makes them more expressive (Which I think, would say makes a character more attractive?). It's all personal taste, but I think sharp eyes, with a strong upper eyelid and well defined irises make a character look a lot better.

I hope this helps? Otherwise sorry u__u

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[miesmud]

I'll see what I can answer, I'm far from a master in arts tho, I just know my preferences well hahah

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