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to the next step!
 Goro Fujita
VisDev Artist
San Mateo,
USA
Join Date: Feb 2003
Posts: 2,037
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Stunning!
The lighting is awesome! There is one little thing that bothers me. I think something is not right with the shadow of her left shoulder. The shoulder looks a bit flat. Maybe the shadow is too dark...I don't know exactly. Anyways this is amazing!!  |
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02 February 2004
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Frequenter
 Artist
Join Date: Jan 2002
Posts: 220
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Just by glancing at the work it felt simple. But then I saw the close ups, I would say you have a great control of the brushes. The subtle blending of color, light and shadow are well done.
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02 February 2004
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Lord of the posts
 Alexandre Tuis
Designer, illustrator.
Combs la ville,
France
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 709
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An impressive sensation of presence!
Good work __________________
Freelance artist. My Website: http://a.tuis.free.fr My 2 D Challenge-The Journey Begins- |
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02 February 2004
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The Mad Modeler
 Jon Olson
Unemployed
USA
Join Date: Nov 2003
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Wow.. amazing work yet again! Inspires me to get a tablet and practice 2d! This work also kindof caught me off guard, as it looks very similar to my ex... you are a lucky man (luck might be the wrong word, but yeah)... Your pictures are a big part of a fairly small collection that I take a look at whenever I get frustrated at my art, inspires me!
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02 February 2004
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Frequenter
 Sang Han
Concept Artist
Firaxis
Baltimore,
USA
Join Date: Apr 2003
Posts: 152
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Wow. I love the hair. At first I thought it was a really well textured 3D model. I just purchased painter and it's hard to get used to. I guess it comes more naturally to those who've painted before with traditional medium. Anyways, great work.
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02 February 2004
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Veteran
portfolio
Brandon Sanders
Join Date: Jan 2003
Posts: 56
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Amazing job
Your wife's beauty really shows through the painting.
Your art is very distinct its very soft. Only suggestion I would have is: I personally would like to see sharper lines. Your art reminds me of what a dream may look like slightly blurred. But again, i'm a fan of your work. Keep it up. Aehbon |
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02 February 2004
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Frequenter
 Steve Johnstone
Uni
Australia
Join Date: Sep 2003
Posts: 172
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Really nice work.
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02 February 2004
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Veteran
 Join Date: Oct 2003
Posts: 85
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wowww!
Great work!!!
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02 February 2004
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Frequenter
 Franz Steiner
Owner
Blutsbrüder Design
Los Angeles,
USA
Join Date: Jul 2003
Posts: 266
 
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Very unique. Good decision to go into that mixture of traditional and digital. This seperates it from other excellent portraits.
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02 February 2004
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Frequenter
 Vincent Goren
student
USA
Join Date: Jan 2004
Posts: 172
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Very nice. You ousted that 3d face on the frontpage.
If you don't mind, can you share some of your techniques here? I especially want to know the process you go in choosing the colors. Whenever I try to draw a face, the colors are always messed up, and it makes me want to break my good ol mouse. If you can help me, that'll be great. __________________
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