WOW. Very cool updates. I have been a fan of your work for quite a while, cool to see you grow. I'm looking forward to MADE too, would be cool if we could sketch!
WOW. Very cool updates. I have been a fan of your work for quite a while, cool to see you grow. I'm looking forward to MADE too, would be cool if we could sketch!
NO need to be nervous m8, ur level of skill is wicked, i agree with Slav tho the way you capture that glossy effect looks wicked, keep it up and all the best![]()
such high quality output! I'm really amazed and inspired, it seems you are really hard working with a twisted mind, great talent, skill and a pretty unique style. I'm totally envious![]()
Great going Shreya ! these latest updates are so awesome
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So cool , keep it up.
Alice rullz! keep up the lovely work!)
very inspiring work.
Thank youThese are so great
Also I think that the composition is ok, seems a bit unbalanced, it weights towards the right...the general has very cool design
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dleoblack: Thank you so much! That comment made my day! I was trying very hard for a classical portrait for the last one and I'm happy some of that is showing(Is it the dull background? hehe)
saa: Thank you so much! I'm looking forward to MADE so much, would be awesome to sketch together! Are you at the HoG?
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Onisan: Thank you so much. I'm trying to be a productive, need to finish off the portfolio soon and apply for work >.>
shyamshriram: Thanks Mr NRIHow are things in S'pore?
veterinarianz: Thank you! Sigh, I wanted to be a vet so bad
theUNKNOWNsketcher: Thank you! Alice does, one of my most favorite stories everI need to make some more art based on the story.
ankitm: Thanks a lot!
thirdeye:Yea, that composition is so bleh. I was really in love with the whole 'over-underwater' photography style, it doesn't work too well in this piece though. I'll sketch out some new poses soon ( or perhaps just try to salvage this one, any tips are most welcome!).
Update on the alien-noble-portrait. That rimlight needs to bleed over on the horns more:
A new one that I started; a character from my story, called Rakhn, the SpiderTree God. He collects souls.
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Last edited by Iridyse; June 1st, 2010 at 04:04 AM.
cool new stuff. For the second sketch, I prefer the blue version. Very nice warm/cold relationships.
HoG it is. Just had a look at the timetable, I have no idea which stages I am going to choose, I wish it would last longerLooking forward to it a lot!
saa: Thanks! I actually started with the "final" a little while ago already.
The curriculum made me so giddy with joy! I don't know how I will choose between the stages either, such a tough choice. I need to stop daydreaming about the symposium and finish off portfolio pieces :/
Here's an update. Need to make the tree part more muscular, some sort of a blend of wood and flesh.
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stunning work! the tree is just fantastic!
Are you an artsudent?
Just how did you manage do collect all this knowledge about light, colour, form...ect?
Amazing----what really should try to do, in my opinion, would be to stop thinking about form or the way things are supposed to be.
Like, for example, how would you portray a sad human without being permitted to paint eyes, mouth...a facial expression?
I would like to see you try this- the results would be great to watch. Challange yourself more than you do now. Be radical, be minimal, be even more than that.
I will personally beat you up if you don´t continue art.
I freaking love the colors ur using in the background, what I do miss a bit tho is in the sketches it looked more like the trees had arms with which he could collect souls. I'm not sure about the backstory of this particular god but with the current design souls would kind of have to ooze into him instead of him actually gathering souls.
Or... I dno, just thought I'd write something more useful than "omg this is awesome".
Hope this made sense
Parsakoira: Thank you so much! I know koira is dog, what is parsa?
madchild : Well I'm learning lots everyday so I guess I am an art student, but I graduated a few years ago. Thank you for the kind words and the suggestions. I actually do a lot of abstraction/doodles when I am not working on any "finished" pieces, similar to the kind of stuff you mentioned. I'll post more of those here too
Teundeboer : Great observation! I noticed the latest version was looking a lot more static, I definitely want the branches to look like arms, maybe a mix of spideryness and human arms. Hahaha, I have such hopelessly vague ideas in my head. Thanks for stopping by!!
Nutella : Thank you so much!
Here's the finished Alien Noble..or something.
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Last edited by Iridyse; June 8th, 2010 at 02:46 PM.
i like the lighting and texture in this last post
hi shreya your work is awesome and inspiring how do u manage to come up with different characters its ultimate.
it means broccoli, literally! dont ask where it comes from thought!
Lovin the alien, looks traditional! nice brushstrokes![]()
VVVVVVVVVVVVVeeeeeeeerrryyyy much great and inspiring stuf!!!!!
Thank you, this is really great! You eant me to draw so much more!!!! Hehe
alien noble looks seeexxxy. my only critiques are:
- the form shadow running down the right side of his body (our left) is darker than the area beneath his hands, which is an obvious and easy fix.
- you can make those rim lights reeaaallly pop if you take a complimentary color (purple on yellow, o' course) and push the saturation way down and the brightness way up, then hit some really opaque strokes along the edges of the most obvious light-catching form. just in a couple areas where you want attention. makes it look more realistic and leads the eye and breaks up the silhouette effect heavy rim light causes.
- lastly, speaking from a personal aesthetic standpoint, the front of that robe feels very simplified. obviously he could tie the robe from the back or slide it over head, but the former is boring from this camera angle and the latter is unlikely given his head shape. why not take advantage of the compositional opportunity and bring the sleeve decoration motif up the center of his body? you could even echo the chin/neck-hem shape and bring the centerline up around as a secondary layer of collar. maybe come up with an elaborate decorative area below his chin (based on his facial decorations, even) to re-inforce his nobility?
anyway. its already awesome, so just take those with a grain of salt![]()
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wow super awesome updates as always![]()
i can't crit much because im a big noob but i think i'd like the alien noble piece more if there was a bit more detail or some sort of design on the front chest part of his robebut other than that its super perfect already........ D:
you are my color idol!
Hey There!
WOW!I love the colours,the details,the composition,the everything!
As others said,the traditional feel of your works is just really refreshing and unique!
Great job,keep it up!
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love your lighting man! the "Alice and the Caterpillar" painting just blows my mind! 0.0
Hi Shreya! You are amazing! That is all![]()
Hey, been a while since I've been through here, amazing work as always. Keep it up =)
The alien is awesome! o.o looks really traditional! ( as others already said ;D ) - lighting is also great!
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