It's a great piece, but in my taste her horns are a bit too high (makes her temple seem oddly big) and her wing seems to be misplaced (like it's attached to her elbow). Love the colours though, and of course your style is amazing.
Reviews for "60's Pinup Turned Demon Lady"
Sabtastic responds:
Thanks for the critique! I agree with you on the height of the horns - kinda noticed it too late in the inking process, but the wing that you see on the left side only appears to be low because there's an elbow joint that's hidden behind her arm and it's supposed to curve up, connecting to the shoulder area. It's hard to explain without drawing an example, but I see you point, too.
Thanks again!
good lord, this is amazing! Has a very watercolor feel to it, but I can't tell if this is traditional medium, or really clever digital brushwork. You have me fooled either way. Top notch stuff!
looking forward to your new works, coming outta that new fangled Cintiq btw!
Sabtastic responds:
Thanks!! It's all traditional, yeah.
Outlined with a black copic fountain pen and coloured with various alcohol-based markers.
Once I scanned it in, I touched it up a little bit on Photoshop so I didn't have any icky specks or bleeding colours. Also tinted a bit of the colour to make it brighter. c:
Very nice as always!
Sabtastic responds:
Thanks!! :D
wow, is that a completely traditional artwork?
Amazing effort if it is, it must have been hard.
Sabtastic responds:
Thanks! It's all hand drawn, but I touched it up a teensy bit on Photoshop before posting. c:
(mostly just to get rid of bleeding colours, brighten dull colours and remove unwanted speckles)
wow that is super hot.... i can see those classes truly payed off for body distributing all around....i'm not sure if the head is a slight to big or not but you did a greag job on it... the arms are a nice slender lok and fabulous and very hot job with the legs and view of the heels... i would enjoy seeing a whole calender such as this this is really erotic ....... great job with this and keep it up