Ailill And Roksana, Linda Bergkvist (2D)

#252

Really wonderful portraits! And I love the other portrait of Roksana the most. The feeling of the whole picture is so beautiful! Amazing~

#253

:eek: Your render style is amazing! Congratulations.

#254

Amazing work! The way she looks at the distance is dreamy!! By the way, I dont like the second image at all!!! If you knew women you would n’t want to paint it that way!!! I like the ‘focus’ effect on the hair…looks really fabulous!!! Great going!!! Keep up the good work!!!:thumbsup:

#255

Your work is just Awesome…

Ailill: Love the hair, the colouring the highlights the wispyness…WOW… next the hand just incredible

Roksana: Love her eyes, the shade of gray so strong yet innocent, only one qualm the blood on the mouth looks like a layer (both done very well mind you) just that i think her mouth should be a lil open to add some depth to the way and amount of blood dripping.

cant wait to see more… cheers :slight_smile:

#256

I like the second image. It’s really cool, but that’s not why I’m posting this. I’m posting this to say that Enayla is a girl :stuck_out_tongue:

#257

I liked much the first image ! Very beautiful!

#258

I admire your work, specially the none fantasy.

the tutorials on your site is great too, actually the nose and the color-scheme tutorial are the tutorials I got the most out of, ever.

Since you got your Wacom how many hours a week did you spend on painting to get this good?

Du är grym!:thumbsup:

#259

ohmy god i cant be so lazy… i must stop wasting my time and start painting till drop

very beautiful, your entire gallery is… damn i must improve my skills…

beautiful!!

#260

in my land we say, vaya tela marinera, greeeeeat!!! very very nice, pretty.

#261

Hi Linda. I think your work is amazing. I would love to see more of it.

Dave

#262

The hair was certainly the hardest part to paint, wasn’t it? I would really like to know how you proceed to make it, I mean… step by step. But since you said you didn’t take intermediate screenshots during your work… I’ll forget about it (I mean the step by step).

Though, one thing could really please me: a tutorial about hair this realistic, here on these boards or at furiae.com. When I first saw the painting, I was amazed, it’s really well made, congratulations.

And to those who criticize: I do think painting this real is possible. Enayla already showed us she can paint characters very well, just have a look at what she already published.

People are septic but, for example, the details on the skin could have been done adding some grain effect in some areas. And for eyes, I do think it was not the hardest thing to do : with a good reference picture, you can almost reproduce everything in photoshop… and with good skills of course. :slight_smile:

Enayla, keep on publishing your artworks and don’t pay to much attention to these jealous guys.

#263

Bravo!!!:love:
Applause…

#264

this job (Roksana) is incredibly beautiful!
I would watch for hours… wonderful! :bounce:

#265

Linda: 5 stars for the hairs

#266

wow you do great work id love to learn that

#267

Linda, you’re amazing!

The caracters you draw have such sensuality. I love it =)

#268

I think you should give yourself much more credit; You’re an amazing photographer from what I can see :slight_smile:

#269

She definitely photomanipulates, unfortunatly:

Hmm… those examples are very convincing. I’ve done some reasearch myself, and this is what I found:

What’s more disappointing is the hair tutorial; I brightened up my monitor and I can clearly see the photo she’s blending. I brightened up one of her steps so you can clearly see it:

It looks like she is in fact a liar; She should mention she uses photos in her works, especially in a tutorial.

#270

are you having fun with this?

#271

good job congrat!:slight_smile: