☆Hey, Thistle! I want to participate in the workshop!☆
Name:Afrodita
Idea for entry: Balthazar costume theme~giving away wintersday presents
Art form type:Sculpture~picture
Progress Gallery Link:http://ramht1.deviantart.com/gallery/
Final artwork shown here also~besides the above:http://i41.tinypic.com/2cq0bp2.jpg
Ty and good luck 2 all
@ Qing. Not sure if this was suggested or not. What about having the Dwayna shrine/figure on the mantle? I know mine is covered with all sorts of ornaments right now. Wouldn't be overpowering to the picture but it still sneaks it in.
Hmm... good point. And actually, perhaps it would be simpler to do a figurine rather than a painting there, assuming that doesn't leave too much empty space. It might be a quicker read, too, assuming I make it somewhat resemble the Dwayna rez shrine statues.
I'll have to play around with it a little. Maybe, if it doesn't clutter it up too much, I can still include the wreath. Placed correctly, it might even evoke a halo for the statuette.
Keep up the good work guys. I haven't made much progress in the past couple of weeks yet, but today I just printed out some reference material in order to piece together the (apparently harder) right half of my work. I like the new works that have been added, a lot ^_^
I was just hoping to get more opinions on whether I should paint the whole thing holiday-themed colors, or to maintain the metallic colors with minor paint decorations.
Here is the link if you want to check it out: Click here
Anyone have recommendations on how I could go about painting a surface to look like the ice in the snowman run? Testing a few ways right now but not sure if they will work out right.
Anyone have recommendations on how I could go about painting a surface to look like the ice in the snowman run? Testing a few ways right now but not sure if they will work out right.
Try doing a really light blue or gray with a thick clear coat, or take some clear coat and put in a bit of light blue/gray but don't mix it all the way (so you get an inconsistent streak/swirl when you apply it). I've used both techniques with ceramics & porcelains with success. Also, a little bit of sparkles goes a long way.
Anyone have recommendations on how I could go about painting a surface to look like the ice in the snowman run? Testing a few ways right now but not sure if they will work out right.
I don't paint, but when I use colored pencils or Photoshop I generally make a flash of white at an angle down the center as glare and slowly fade into light tones of blue.
☆Hey, Thistle! I want to participate in the workshop!☆
Name:Afrodita
Idea for entry: Balthazar costume theme~giving away wintersday presents
Art form type:Sculpture~picture
Progress Gallery Link:http://ramht1.deviantart.com/gallery/
Final artwork shown here also~besides the above:http://i41.tinypic.com/2cq0bp2.jpg
Ty and good luck 2 all
Added your progress gallery but not the final artwork link since that's included in your gallery Are you still open for feedback from others in the workshop or are you completely done (just want to make sure in case you were still open to some even though you gave a final artwork link)?
AHH not the mask D: Oh well, atleast the front half is being saved and the environment will thank you for it. Probably.
/worst at managing time for fun.
So I said I was going to start a few days ago. Didn't get the chance. BUT have marginally less assignments/tests now (tomorrows the last day). I still have to paint my brothers christmas gift, wrap it, etc. (its a logo for his labcoat) but i SHOULD be able to actually post a sketch.
Yell at me if I don't! I would like the atleast have something in my WIP gallery.
Yay finally getting down to the last couple of weeks, so my hands are realizing this has to get done.
Color time.
Pay no attention to the fact that Gwen is looking vaguely off into the sky. That's why the black line is there down the middle, because when I move over to higher quality paper (as opposed to sketch paper), she's going to be moved down a bit, or they'll both shift a bit. Either way she'll be looking more at the present, which gives me the opportunity to paint in Dwayna's face rather than the back of her head. I also observed cartoon styling a bit more and realized that the eyes needed to change to a bit more round than almond. It's unrealistic, sure, but that's kind of a given anyways. Gwen's eyes are purposefully taller than they are wide.
What I finally decided on was that Dwayna would make a far better gift-giver than any of my alternatives. At this point I'm going to focus on polishing this image, rather than attempting a cartoonish Togo. I'm still working with a 10-year-old cheapo digital camera, but unfortunately that's all I've got until I borrow someone's.