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TheTrashCaretaker [2005-11-09 06:17:18 +0000 UTC]
Well...first and foremost I think the style in this is great! I honestly like the fact that you put nice detail to the face to draw the viewer eyes and leave the rest in a cool sketchy style. It's different and pretty original from what I've seen so thats a huge plus! Now the main problem with this is the legs which many pointed out already, they are too long. Try to find some reference for proportions. Heck...maybe find somebody to put on a cape and try to take a photo like that in that stance in the piece just to get more of a idea. Hope that helps.
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x-eevee [2005-11-08 10:35:57 +0000 UTC]
For some reason I love the nose. Its so cute. I also love how you made the face realistic, but the rest of the picture is in that sort of chinese simple inking style. Its a really nice blend of the style that I origionally started watching you for, and this new realism you've been playing with.
I guess if you're looking for a crit, the legs are a bit too flat. Particularly the one closest to us. It doesn't really stand out from the behind leg at all.
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jacl35 [2005-11-08 09:18:17 +0000 UTC]
This is outstanding...I think the problem is the style to the face in such clarity to the style of the body which is more free form....The body is almost like water colour where the face looks air-brushed...the feet are a little out of proportion to the head and body...more so the right one....The thing is this is such an outsanding job....that even the unwanted contrast seems very slight compared to the whole art work....Great Job!
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jacl35 In reply to kylen [2005-11-09 01:37:51 +0000 UTC]
I personall think it's great...to me( and not my field of knowledge, as far as art form is concerned) I think a subtle graduation from one form to the other would create an illusion of " What's going on here? What makes this art so cool?"
Likewise...I think your on your way to a very pronouced and unique signature that will certainly separate you from other artist doing the same...SO BRAVO!!!!!!
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jacl35 In reply to kylen [2005-11-10 03:16:20 +0000 UTC]
One other thing that may work or may create a different type of emotion ( sorry...just the way my mind works at times...a bit confusing..LOL)
is to take the feet and do them with the sharp exactness...( same as the head) then gradiant type blend it to the bodies center point, slowing going into a water colour effect from each end of the body to the center...then some where near the center...get a little sloppy ( maybe 7-12% of total body at center point) as if you just went a little off with the water colours, but still keeping it uniform as not to distract from the whole...........there-by making the center of the body look ever so slightly broken apart by the water colours...Not that this would be a great signature, but rather a variation on a great signature...and create almost a variation much like that of Disney type film art..where they actually animate the scene into full bloom right in from of your eyes. I hope you catch me on this...LOL...seems a bit hard to explain : )
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jacl35 In reply to kylen [2005-11-10 02:56:18 +0000 UTC]
LOL...NP : )
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jacl35 In reply to kylen [2005-11-10 02:55:47 +0000 UTC]
That's quite alright, glad I could help some : )
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spidercuffs [2005-11-08 06:49:16 +0000 UTC]
Wonderful! What program did you use? painter?
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slickgreekgeo [2005-11-08 05:41:56 +0000 UTC]
Great pose, excellent composition. Keep it up!
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slickgreekgeo In reply to kylen [2005-11-08 19:35:18 +0000 UTC]
welcome, definately gonna check out your gallery often.
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Smeeeet In reply to kylen [2005-11-09 01:25:07 +0000 UTC]
I'm looking forward to it! You say this was a painting? =O I thought it was photoshopped colored >_> Way to make me even more impressed with the coloring <_<
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Solidified In reply to kylen [2005-11-09 00:20:44 +0000 UTC]
chinese too =]
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