A brief and encouraging respite from the daily grind. A place to play.
The rules are simple. Each monday a subject is decided upon. The members of the blog have until the following monday to submit a piece of artwork (created in any style or medium; gouache, 3D, photoshop, clay...etc.) to the blog.
Have fun!
Sunday, December 20, 2009
Greetings!
Rudolph was an Orphan. Is an Orphan, this is the morning he found out. Some think Santa was behind it all... makes sense.
I'll agree. great lighting. One thing that might help next time you do a hot sun like that is it would be nice if right at the transition you blended the colors with a more saturated warm orange. It would make the sun feel a little richer and brighter. And if I might suggest something else, you might consider using a colored canvas to paint on instead of white. I'm seeing white peeking through in places. On something like this I'd usually pick a medium peachy color, but I tend to use a medium warm or cool color to start my palette off. It allows me to not worry about painting every part of a frame and I like the hints of a color showing through. White often ends up looking unintentional. I don't want you to think I'm just picking on you. I critique out of love.
dude this turned out nice! or must i say "siiiiiick" in michael's words hahaha
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ReplyDeleteDude, this is fucking awesome/ disturbing. Ballerass light and color!
ReplyDeleteI'll agree. great lighting. One thing that might help next time you do a hot sun like that is it would be nice if right at the transition you blended the colors with a more saturated warm orange. It would make the sun feel a little richer and brighter. And if I might suggest something else, you might consider using a colored canvas to paint on instead of white. I'm seeing white peeking through in places. On something like this I'd usually pick a medium peachy color, but I tend to use a medium warm or cool color to start my palette off. It allows me to not worry about painting every part of a frame and I like the hints of a color showing through. White often ends up looking unintentional. I don't want you to think I'm just picking on you. I critique out of love.
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