Haven't sought out any sort of feedback or constructive criticism for my work in a long time - which I believe is really important, so any comments you guys can offer would be greatly appreciated.
This first one; Sharpies and water colour
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I've developed a real hard-on for water color paints in the last few months;
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Multiple posts is probably a really gloopy way of doing this but HEY here's another one;
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Photoshop butchered the colours a bit with this, I kinda don't like how it turned out much anyway - the asymmetry makes my balls ache;
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At 6/1/14 06:30 AM, Krebskopf wrote: Photoshop butchered the colours a bit with this, I kinda don't like how it turned out much anyway - the asymmetry makes my balls ache;
You know, this is a really great piece, despite the asymmetry, but even with that it's not so bad! It makes me feel like the monster is actually moving, hovering towards the girl, kind of a creepy vibe than if it were directly behind her.I love your color work, and all the details in your stuff. All very clean. And hey, If you don't like the asymmetry, why not add something to make it symmetrical? I dunno, maybe something on the top right? To give it an "S" shape. Anyway, you have a certain style and theme in your work, which is great. Although it does seem like something is missing to give each piece that finishing "mark", something to leave an impression. That's my opinion, other than that, you've got great technique!
At 6/1/14 06:28 AM, Krebskopf wrote: I've developed a real hard-on for water color paints in the last few months;
I really like this one.
Scratch that, I like all the stuff in this thread so far. It's really interesting for sure. Keep posting!
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At 6/1/14 04:28 PM, SukiWukiDookie wrote:At 6/1/14 06:30 AM, Krebskopf wrote: Photoshop butchered the colours a bit with this, I kinda don't like how it turned out much anyway - the asymmetry makes my balls ache;Anyway, you have a certain style and theme in your work, which is great. Although it does seem like something is missing to give each piece that finishing "mark", something to leave an impression. That's my opinion, other than that, you've got great technique!
Thanks very much, if you've any suggestions for giving it that extra bit of 'zing' then I'm all ears.
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japanese period blood is the greatest!!!
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