Snakebyte member
Member # Joined: 04 Feb 2000 Posts: 360 Location: GA
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Posted: Sun Aug 31, 2003 6:43 pm |
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Just an airbrushed picture of a recently finished digital painting back in February, just didn�t bother posting them until now.
I think it took two days, totaling about 4-6 hours. It�s been 6 months so I don�t quite remember. By the time I got done with her I was ready to be done so I rushed the background�
Iv dicked around with airbrushing on and off for about a year before I got heavily into digital art. Every now and then I get the hankering for a Airbrush�in. _________________ Kevin Moore
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Ylla member
Member # Joined: 06 Aug 2002 Posts: 160 Location: New York / Chicago / Moscow
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Posted: Wed Sep 03, 2003 1:45 am |
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this is why we do the backgorund and the people at the same time so that we don't get to a place where we finish her and don't want to do the backgorund.
although, i really shouldn't be talking
although you're done, there's a major difference i see between your big airbrush and the original digital thing. the airbrush doesn't cover all the values. nowhere in this picture is there black, nothing even comes close. so the picture kinda looks faded.
this is especially evident when she and her clothes and the background all have the same values at the same level of shadow.
basically, making at least some part of it texture differently, shade differently, and achieve a darker darkest-value would have made the picture much more alive.  _________________ Ylla's Art Gallery
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