Zodiac

Painting \ Uncategorized | 06/11/04 @636 | cel | critiques (8) | views (2034)

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Winning entry to a contest requiring one to depict a game character as an astrological sign.

Print version of this is 11 x 14" , printed on backlit film (the computer monitor seems like a big lightbox to me, so thought I would see how the film would work, very successfully btw).
The Tengwar script on the border reads " I am balance" "And I am justice"
As always, thanks for looking.

PS7, Painter8, Wacom Intuos2.

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Comments (6)

maggock

06/11/04 @641

Great style and detail, I especially like the texture on the tree. My only thoughts on this piece are I think the red light by her feet would have more of an impact on her body, and it also looks like her eyes are slightly different sizes (that might be a compression problem though.)

cel

06/11/04 @651

Thanks Maggock! I know what you mean with the glow, this image gives me fits in terms of it's appearance in different profiles.
We have 5 monitors around the house and I swear it is drastically different on each, even after loading profiles and gamma adjustment

Some of the subtle light effects just do not come through compared to print, but alas that's what we all deal with with the web I guess.

AbbERLINE

06/11/04 @732

Great pic, i only can see a problem in the left arm of the character, it looks a bit small, but is a very nice figure

good work

kariefury

06/11/04 @766

Intresting idea. I see what you mean with different monitors seeing different colors. I have trouble with that too.

arenhaus

06/13/04 @331

You've really misplaced the right eye.

sporeboy

10/03/04 @604

Very interesting method/style you have here. The smooth, almost photo-real elements aginst the flat, surreal BG is quite a jump. Unconventional color sheme, but I like it!

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