Babydoll, Warren Louw (2D)


#1

Title: Babydoll
Name: Warren Louw
Country: South Africa
Software: Photoshop

Babydoll (2011)

I’ve been neglecting my realism skills for some time now, so I decided to push myself further with this illustration of Emily Browning (Babydoll) from the movie Sucker punch, directed by Zac Snyder. Took a lil while to get her done, but Im quite happy with how she finally turned out.

Anyway, hope you enjoy!

• Painted in Photoshop CS3 with a Wacom Intuos 3.


#2

BEAUTIFUL!! Super love your style and very smooth! Wonderful as always! Cheers!


#3

What a beautiful face.
I loved the sword and her hair is perfect.
Congrats!


#4

Technically this looks very good. I also like the subject, hair and pose.


#5

very nice character, i love her face :drool:


#6

I Love the movie concept as much as i love this,I like your new more realistic style without losing your distintive style and faces,It´s very well rendered and I love the color palette,definitely It capture the general tone of the film.


#7

Thanks you guys! I really appreciate your comments! =)


#8

Besides very beautiful rendering i really love the way you captured the light. Especially in the leather underneath her arm i appreciate the sublte definition in the shadows. That shows skill and knowledge. Very well balanced over all. Great image!


#9

Beautiful work, great rendering technique as always :thumbsup:


#10

Thank you so much Felideus!

@zoomdog, thanks dude! Really glad you noticed those details I put into it =)

Oh, just to add, thought I’d share a closer zoom to show the finer details.


#11

very beautiful!


#12

Your doll is most prettier than the actress of the movie, your girl is an angel…, nice work!!


#13

Awesome jobb. One of your very best, I think! Congratulations!


#14

I love all things Emily Browning - but this is just fantastic work regardless of the subject! Great job!


#15

Great design. I love the textures. I almost expect to see slight freckles in the close-up image.


#16

Beautiful!!!


#17

That’s not realism but it sure is pretty :slight_smile: Don’t loose your style, enhance it.


#18

Wow!! The palette is perfect! I’ve been meaning to buy the film for a while now, you’ve done her and the actress justice I think, Well done man!


#19

That image is simply flawless. That hair, I could study them all day. And I love that tiny little details like stitches on the leather and clothing. Details of the sword are amazing too.

I think it is realism. Sure, it’s not hiper-photorelistic but still… it has correct human proportions.


#20

Reminds me of my ex-girlfriend (in her good photos).

Nice work!