Love in a woman's heart
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- 2,780
- Score
- 4.38 / 5.00
- Date
- 01/13/2010
- Category
- Illustration
- File Info
- 1600 x 1200 px
- JPEG
- 995.9 kb
- Tags
- love
- landscape
- woman
- vixen
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Author Comments
This is my heaviest work ever.... Only on this image, I was working like 60 hours. It was for another book fair's drawing contest in 2007. The original resolution of the image is 6400x4800. I don't know what to write on for the moment, so I'd like to hear something from you =D
Reviews
Rated 5 / 5 stars Feb 24, 2012
THIS is my personal favorite by you. It's even set as my computer WP.
Well, it is very old but still my image which I ever put the most work into. A new image with the same or more effort is in planning, but I can't tell so far, when I'll start with it. Of course today I'd do a million things better, but it's a good image. Always nice to know when someone has my stuff on his desktop ^^
Rated 5 / 5 stars Apr 26, 2010
great
just brilliant work, the attention to detail in this piece is just amazing.
Rated 5 / 5 stars Mar 5, 2010
Stunning
First thing I notice is a HUGE improvement in background detail. It's looks so lively and believable. I love it. The sun glare is also a very nice touch, and only enhances the mood. Another thing that catches my eye are the shadows. Very well done. I like the technique you used for the grass. Looks almost real, and like the wind is blowing it aside. It would have been cool to see some wind swept leaves flying through the air also.
Attention to detail is amazing. All the way from the buildings and bark of the tree, to the texture of her denim jeans. Even that little phone looks fantastic. As for the vixen herself, other then what Hellknight1000 pointed out, I don't see anything wrong with her. Overall ,it's just an absolutely mesmerizing scene. Once again, that tail is just awesome.
Now, after your several wonderful comments already, I didn't think you were gonna go on with them =D But I enjoy it highly, you know ^____^
I must admit, I was lazy with the grass, cause it's a simple Photoshop brush, which has the form of grass. To give some critique to myself, if you look closely, you can see how I just copied and pasted parts of the grass. I could have done better, but gladly, it doesn't ruin the image.
Your idea with flying leaves is really damned nice, if I am going to have such a scenery again, I will keep that in mind =D
The phone was easy to do, really - cause it was my real phone at the time of creating this image X3 I was just taking a photo of it, and re-drew it from the photo in Photoshop.
I see, we are both fox-tail-fanatics XD It's just that the tail is the most expressive detail of foxes generally, so I always pay attention that it looks right. I am really getting sick of some images, where the character looks damned great, but then they have almost dissappearing small and short tails Oo" I mean, a tail at 1/3 length of the legs looks pretty weird in my eyes...
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars Jan 31, 2010
Crazy!
I think this very impressive. The mood is nice, and the background and overall tones and lighting are incredibly fun to look at.
I think the only thing that bothers me a great amount is her left shoulder supporting her weight. From this angle, it definitely looks a little dislocated compared to the other shoulder, and should shift closer to her body for better symmetry and balance.
She also does not look like she's leaning her weight toward her arm, which makes it look awkward and uncomfortably tense to have the shoulder shifted up so high.
This also makes her shoulder width look wider than her hips, which isn't anatomically correct.
But otherwise, great work~! Definitely finding a nice cozy spot in the favorites. :3
Thank you much for the time you took to say something meaningful ^____^
You pointed this out very well, and I have to say, that it's right. When I created the image over 3 years ago, I thought the anatomy was perfect. But you never stop to imprve, and today I agree to the flaws you pointed out - as well as the viewer's left foot here, I think it might look a bit strange.
I am planning to do another image like this sometimes this year. Will keep such details in mind for that one then ^^
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jan 19, 2010
ooooo...
awesome :p really nice dude