asongforOphelia
12-11-2007, 10:35 PM
http://features.cgsociety.org/gallerycrits/164368/164368_1197416129_medium.jpg
Title: Sundiata's Daughter
Name: Margaret Nancarrow
Country: USA
Software: Photoshop
This project has been an extremely long one, not only because of the intricate details, but also because I have had an extremely busy time at school and work. Yet, I consider this painting to be of particular historical value, at least to me. It is a costume/character oriented piece, and the meshing of three different kinds of costumes really caused me to draw it. On the one hand, her dress is extremely fantastical, inspired by the strange clothing of the noble ladies in the Dune and Children of Dune miniseries. But the other two elements are European (drawn from fashions of 1885), and the use of kente cloth and patterns in the skirt. However, both elements are overshadowed by the fantastical element in the dress.
The painting was done in Photoshop 7, and as I always do, it was drawn out in a line drawing on paper first. I use an Intuous 2 6x8 tablet. I would like specific critiques on the realness of the fabric, and the overall presentation of her figure. As always, I appreicate any comments.
Title: Sundiata's Daughter
Name: Margaret Nancarrow
Country: USA
Software: Photoshop
This project has been an extremely long one, not only because of the intricate details, but also because I have had an extremely busy time at school and work. Yet, I consider this painting to be of particular historical value, at least to me. It is a costume/character oriented piece, and the meshing of three different kinds of costumes really caused me to draw it. On the one hand, her dress is extremely fantastical, inspired by the strange clothing of the noble ladies in the Dune and Children of Dune miniseries. But the other two elements are European (drawn from fashions of 1885), and the use of kente cloth and patterns in the skirt. However, both elements are overshadowed by the fantastical element in the dress.
The painting was done in Photoshop 7, and as I always do, it was drawn out in a line drawing on paper first. I use an Intuous 2 6x8 tablet. I would like specific critiques on the realness of the fabric, and the overall presentation of her figure. As always, I appreicate any comments.
