Electric shock
Electric shock
Painting \ Figure | 10/24/07 @250 |
taaeb |
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In this piece, I tried to achieve loud visual rhythm through the electrical movements and colors as well as the dynamic excitement reflecting his miserable features.Technique; Digital Artwork, Painter X, Size, 300 dpi.
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10/24/07 @267
10/24/07 @284
I see it, Please try again
10/24/07 @364
10/24/07 @531
Tryna host it on photobucket.com
10/24/07 @603
As for the image itself, the lighting on the figure is quite cool and achieves the energized look very well. The anatomy, sense of mass, and folds are all very good (perhaps you could differentiate the finger joints a little more, but that's not a must). On the other hand, I find the background kind of busy and flat. I would probably do away with the texture overlays (esp. the one creating diagonal streaks) and refine the side structures to make them more solid and metallic. You really nailed your stated objectives, though.
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10/24/07 @805
Ok, when linking your art, you should like the image itself, and not the page on which it is located, ok?
The main character is great, it's so very well done! His expression is awesome and ouch! That might hurt! The foreground, though, seems kinda weird for me. I'll explain: it's as focused as the character, who is behind it. For us, observers, the foreground should be somehow out of focus, with softer lines and colors. The same happens to the background, which you managed to paint pretty well! +6/7
10/24/07 @879
however as chillie already stated the foregrounds pillars are somewhat grabbing my focus, I guess its due to the sharp lines which should be a bit blurred in my opinion, or as chille stated - out of focus
10/25/07 @084
10/25/07 @316
I'm sorry about link error, Now I fix it, so you can see the image right now.
also, Special thanks to all of chillie & Daykan for their advice that helped me.
10/26/07 @720
Carlos