DeLeetion
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What I would like to post: This is my DA I am mostly a traditional artist, using mechanical pencils, and a variety of pens. Currently, I am improving my digital art skills with the program "Corel Painter Essentials." It is an artist-friendly program and renders many brushes very realistically. Therefore, the art I post will most likely look real, not digital. My style consists of dark deeply shaded portraits, weapon designs, and anime figures. Constructive Criticism for the Non-Sig Images: 1. Blue dragon on a papyrus background. When I viewed the image for the first time, I could not tell what the blue figure was. This was mainly because the extremities of the shading are not exaggerated enough. There should (IMO) be more of a shine to his scales as to render the whole figure friendly towards the eyes. Also, the background color clashes with the dark blue of the dragon. If you would add a more detailed and darker scene in the background, this would also be more pleasing to the eyes. There is trouble with the shading, too. Everything looks "pillow shaded," which is that the shading does not follow a consistent light source, but is just confined inside the region. Then, the head looks a tad bit large for the dragon's body. If perspective was intended, it is not apparent enough. But, I admire the ability to create works depicting beasts and mythical creatures. I have never had the ability to do so. Also, the eye is excellent! 2. Full body Fire Emblem Edit with dark hair and leather gloves To start, the head looks a little detached from the neck. It seems to be too far back. Also, there is a lack of shading on the dragonskin vest she is wearing. Also, there is an intense difference between the rendering of the skin and the clothes. The skin is shaded well, and contains depth, but the clothes are shaded shallowly with only two tones. Another imperfection is the confusion of gender. The figure has a femenine face, but a seemingly thin male build. Next time, accentuate the chest and hips and thin up the waist to show it is female, or broaden the shoulders and add muscle to show a male. Then, (and I cannot stress this enough) Make sure the curves are parallel. The downwards curve of the sleeves and the upwards curve of the leather gloves does not match and looks like the figure has a broken arm! Your creative armor design inspires me to draw more! It is great, but the color scheme of the skirt and shirt may be a bit off. *TIP! You should not create links that are random because then you will not know what the users are commenting on. _________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ I hereby will follow the rules set by the admins and mods of the forums. I understand that failing to follow all the rules, I can be removed from the Gallery and the forums themselves. Approved
< Message edited by Grafh -- 1/20/2009 5:55:12 >
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