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Published: 2010-09-29 22:17:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 18627; Favourites: 307; Downloads: 565
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Pic idea had while back during the lazy summer months. Didnt get around to finalizing till recently. Finally got it going recently despite being really busy lately.Shootin for bolder perspectives lately
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Comments: 33
Reminds me of Major Kusanagi from Ghost in the Shell!
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I think it's making me cry... Yes, it's making me cry ;_;
Good work
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awww, srry dun cry D:
I know its been stated so many times before but don't discount ur own abilites as an artist
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I like the harder edged shading and soft edged hi-lights on this. Well done
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Really phenomenal work! I was just a little unclear if that was a sash or material coming out of the side of her bikini bottoms. Beautiful body and colors!
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its a wet suit, my cloth foldings still crap ><
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well gotta show off the beach weather bod, after all that hard work XD
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thanx! but it still doenst feel sunny to me. Still tryin to figure out how other sunny pics acheive that
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Colour temperature.
The light source's colour is blue, a cool colour. Switch the light source of the sun to a yellow, red, or orange, and it'll be warm, which will make it feel hot and sunny. (I think.)
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thanx, ill experiment more. I've always heard the terms warm and cool colors from my art professors. I'm slowly starting to get what they mean ^^
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thanx, im tryin to take it a day at a time.
Any tips to pratice? I'm doing lotta photo reference paints these days. Think learning theory is more important?
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Both is good.
I have trouble working out all three values of colours simultaneously (hue, saturation, lightness), so I render in black and white so I can focus purely on lightness, then I choose the hues and compose the colour theory, then I use saturation to finalise the composition. I just can't do all three at once because I don't do it enough. Other people can do all three at once. You might find it easier to start with hues, then saturation, then lightness, or do say, hue and lightness together, then saturation. You'll find your own way in time, you just have to keep playing around.
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Back in form, Higalack! Super amazing muscles and the painted look is amazing 
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aww thanx ones enough ^^ this was a fun challenging piece
glad teh perspective worked out
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