Hey there, nice job! I gotta say some edges in the version on the left appear a bit crude, but that lit version looks pretty awesome in return. Is that a lamp you sticked into the pumpkin? Haha the strong light inside really pushes the angriness! Not a big fan of the way the unlit version is set up, but it's just a minor detail and the carving is what it really is all about.
Well done!
Thanks Lu.
Yeah, I don't have any real carving tools so it's a real pain in the ass to get smooth clean lines, I usually have to force a score with the paring knife, and for the de-skinned parts, I score and chip the skin off with the screwdriver.
And yeah, that's a lamp instead, shows off the shading better, because a regular candle isn't strong enough to light through the thick pumpkin meat.
I'm excited to see you back posting art on here! Love the concepts, especially the beast. Not sure, but I think something is slightly wrong with the sorceress' hand. I guess the ratio of hand size vs finger size? Either way, great work overall as usual. Keep us updated on that game, please. I'm really curious how they will look inside the finished game.
Have a little belated "welcome back" and don't leave us again. :)
That chin more like American Dadman. Can't think of a smart observation that connects his crying with Ben Affleck, but I know it's there.
Love the different facial expressions, but overall it's pretty dark. The slightly too dark knight, kinda.
Impressive! This came out really really well and would probably make a great shirt. I like how the bat signal connects inside and outside. Very effective use of the different values. The city appears to have some depth although all the buildings, the bats and the fog themselves are flat.
The only thing that could be changes is the border. I know it's the cape that surrounds the cityscape, but it seems too straight. Especially the borders to the left and right could use some wavey form to make it look more like and actual flowing cape. As of now, it still comes across but appears a bit stiff.
What I really like is how you added light color tones to the face and the lightning. It adds a lot of energy (both figuratively and literally) to an otherwise calm and grim image.
Overall, well done, of course.
Haha the pose kinda suggests she is doing something silly right now. Well done on that part. It could use a bit more definition, the eyes for example are lost. Not sure if this is the photo or the actual painting though. Judging from the description this is probably some kind of doodle, but dayum of this is the watercolor equivalent of a doodle, then you should doodle far more often.
The main reason why I started a review though are the colors. I know I keep saying this but it's true. In this case I love the purples and blues you used and combined.
I am not a fan of the background. The fire-y center is nice but I don't like the sudden clean edge of the red part.
Nice work. :D
Thanks Lu, its a bit more than a doodle, more of a light study or a little fun drawing I did to entertain myself. The eyes aren't there, and the background was definitely an after thought. Thank you for the compliments on the colors. I love blues and violets together and I'm happy to find that you're not the first person who has complimented my use of them together in my art.
Now that's some freaking conving smoke you got there. Wow. I love the little lights the embers all over Batman produce. Comparing with your older version, I think you did a great job improving an already good image and I also prefer this classic Batman design you used now. He looks a bit stronger with the more "stout" head.
What else can I say? This Batman is just hot.
Thank you! I appreciate the kind review. :)
Seriously, this is a pretty awesome concept and a cool sketch. You should really consider turning this into a fully fleshed out drawing. Would you mind telling us which song it is based on?
Bonobo's music, and thanks! Yeah I want to do more with it but I'm not sure what yet, it's a neat sketch though I thought haha
Great art as usual. I couldn't find a pic with this particular armour, but I looked up a few Skywrath Mages before starting this review and I really like how you drew him. The golden parts are probably my favourite part. How many colours did you use (approximately) to get a convincing gold? Good job on the reflected colors all around, especially on some of the blue parts of his armour. The only think that really bothers me are the scales on the feet and I am not sure about the angle of his left (right from our view) wing.
Overall splendid work like always. I can only repeat myself, whenever I look at your work the materials and poses are just "convincing". Kinda like... not photo-realistic, but realistic in its setting.
And thank you for another friday flood.
Woah these water details! All the little splashes and the dripping water, that's really amazing me. Takes a while just to look and enjoy it all. You even made it look different on different materials. I am impressed even though I always expect a lot from you to begin with. I literally checked it out in full-view for at least 5 minutes to try to understand how you drew all that convincing water.
The only thing that bothers me is the ear. The position of the ear to be more precise. I am no anatomy expert, but it looks wrong to me. I waited a while since my forum post to see if you want to fix it and then totally forgot about it. So, sorry for the long wait. :P
Of course this is still a great piece of art without any doubt.
I like how you made his face different to most incarnations. It looks more distinctive, more adult and at the same time more "elv-ish", more other-worldly.
You created a captivating atmosphere. It's like he just played the Song of Storms and is preparing to confront Ganondorf in the final battle.
As usual your colors and composition are amazingly well chosen.
Great job!
Composition is the key here. First off, reviewing the actual content, it's a pretty funny cartoon. The reference to Finding Nemo are all there and very clear, without being unoriginal or a caricature.
I enjoy seeing a variety of art from you and while I love your creature concepts, this cartoony style fits you well, too.
What I like most about this picture is how well you used the composition to emphasize the joke of your drawing. The shark is rather even, blue in blue, not standing out from the background very much. The only real attention it attracts on first view is to the highlight in the eye and to the tooth, which is good because that puts the facial expression in focus of the viewer. The clown fish however is more dynamic, with folds, in strong contrast to the background and high contrast coloring. The fins are spikey and if that's not aggressive enough, the face with its pulled-up lips and the dark under-eye circles do the rest. The position of the fish add to the intimidating feel of the clown fish. Even the background with the swarm and the colorful plants draws more attention to the right side more than to the left side. Thus emphasizing the small fish as main focus.
I think the bubbles are a nice addition to show how angry he really is. lol
The only tiny little thing I would have liked to see would be some underwater light you usually see shining through from above in the upper background. Since parts of the background seem a bit boring. Hard to explain, I guess you know what I mean, but you can just google underwater light, if you are curious.
Overall, very good job. I like it.
Hey thanks man , awesome review , you got a good eye!
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