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| Nick Graves 2003-11-05 |
Wow, that's really beautiful. I love the warmth and lighting of the picture and the drawing itself has so much character. I especially admire the lips, I've been working on that particular area of the face for a while and haven't got the look I want yet...his are just perfect. Good job. |
| Michael Waters 2003-11-05 |
great picture and anatomy .
this is just my opinion.
it would look better to me if you blended the face and got rid it the lines... | | (James Adams) |
Michael, thanks for the suggestion. The pencil lines *are* distracting for some. The Planescape series was intended for small, in-game portraits for players and NPCs. At 256 x 400 the lines are 'rezzed-out.' Me, I kinda like them and I take steps to keep them through the final.
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| Marley Mcleay 2003-12-12 |
I like the line work actually,its great you aimed to keep them in.gives a unique quality to a market full of smooth D&D esque portraits.Brilliant :) | | (James Adams) |
Thank you! I tried making the portraits look like something deeper than their respective archetypes. Maybe this was easier for me since I never heard these creatures before the series.
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