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For M&A Monday.
As usual the camera butchered the picture.
Size: 8 x 10 inches
Media: Pencil (4h-3b)
Surface: Drawing Panel
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Rated 4 / 5 stars Dec 16, 2012
some of it looks un-uniformal, but hay, the shit i draw is simply shit compaired to this! XD
the neck bone and boobs shape looks spot on, the left side next to the belly button looks less fat than the right which ruins some symetry, same with the shoulder to armpit looks like the shoulder is much bigger on the left.
here i am cretiqing somthing that would take me about atleast halph a year to get were you are...
thats why im giing it a 4. if it had color, then id give it a 5/5!
Rated 4 / 5 stars Sep 5, 2012
Great work of art. I like the contrast between the silky skin of the girl and the snake's skin.
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jun 6, 2012
Holy ...
Wow, wow, wow... Just wow.
It is so realistic that for a second I thought it was a photography of a naked female (lol). The hair is so good it made me puke rainbows, Shading, wow, wow ,wow, wow. Shading is just priceless.
The anatomy is so f*cking awesome I'd have sexual relationship with this drawing.
Overall, F*ucking AWESOME!
Rated 5 / 5 stars Jun 6, 2012
I love this. The style is very surreal, mysterious. It makes me consider many different situations this woman may be in, why she is wearing a snake, the hands in the jeans but the hair and jawline that looks almost Native American. Fantastic shading and work on the hair/face. Best out of the M&A bunch.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars Jun 6, 2012
Once again, you've shown your skill and mastery of the medium with which you choose to work.
You've capture the anatomy and shading down to a T, with a near photographic like finish.
My main gripe with the piece though is the fact that the background is nearly the same colour as the person, so there are some parts where the body seems to just melt into the background.
Also, the jeans are too dark to make any clear definitions, so it just seems like a black mass.