Cool!
Very well drawn. It definitely matches your photo realism goal, and it's amazing. I actually saw this movie, for a minute I thought this could've been a poster that was used for the movie! Even though you used a reference, I feel this deserves a 5/5 and a 9/10, especially since you drew it from scratch. One point off for using a reference, but no more. Purely awesome.
Admit
I truly have to admit it, this is absolutely a beautiful piece of work! But I think she was sleeveless in the movie?(<<- Off topic)
Hmm the pic I used she had sleeves
is there a 9.5 button some where?
it's truly a great piece of art, but i don't mean to be an ass whole when i say this but, i think that there is an imperfection, she seems, well, let me put it this way, in the movie and in the artwork of the creator, she seemed untouched and as if you wanted he to be the last thing to be harmed, some one you'd fall in love with only a few minutes, here i get that too but, ah! -epiphany- its the body, its great, its strong and sleek but its masculine, thats the problem, it should be thinner, believe me, if you made her look thinner with less of a, hm, how should i say...build? she'd be an easy 11/10, and trust me when i say that because i was raised by 2 artists, one being a fashion designer who's best friend was Calvin Klein and a guy named Bob Jaben, i knew Picaso's history at age 6 and I have an art gallary filled with remakes of Kandinsky's works, besides, the other one, my dad, has a painting in the white house, its a 24 x 32 ft painting in the main hall, so i know my stuff. just sayin...
Kinda full of yourself huh lol
Great job, love the face, but then again it is Olivia Wilde ;) The highlights are great. I think what could be done to make it a little better is give the disc that blur they did in the movie. I don't know how to describe it whether it's a steaming blur or a motion blur but play around with it. And maybe have some strands of hair brighter.
Realy good job !