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I enjoyed doing this even tho I'm not an artist. I'd like to share it with you. Hope you like it :D
http://www2.zbrushcentral.com/zbc_uploads/user_image-1031178098doq.jpg
oh and all Z except for conversion and initials done in psp.
I love his engimatic expression, I can't imagine what he may be thinking. Very well done wenna, he even looks a bit like Charleton Heston :)
Stonecutter
09-04-02, 05:47 PM
I like the low level lighting you used in this portrait...It gives it a nice pensive mood... :tu:
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auh that looks free handed :tu:
way better then i can do. ;)
Thanks so much for the support. EZ, it was free hand. My hubby didn't want to invest in a Wacom just yet until I showed him I would use it. I've done that before.. LOL He bought me a cheapie to start out with. After seeing me stumble thru this, he's agree to buying the wacom.. soon as funds allow.. :) I really found this relaxing, which is something I really need now.
Thanks again!
Wenna :
Everybody is an artist in their own unique way, so dont say that you are no artist!.
I really like the style of this image, nice and moody. And I was sitting and thinking that this style would be great for a childrens book (dont get me wrong - this is not an offence!).
In Denmark we had a guy who was most famous for his illustrations and stories. His name was Ib Spang Olsen, and he had the same kind of brush stroke that you have - his images are GREAT ! and so is this image of Moses.
Keep it up !
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kindly
Carsten/Dimoe
oh Carsen, no offense taken! I would be honored to be considered to do a Children's book. But I really think I need a few lessons yet.. :D
The most important thing about this painting
is that you enjoyed doing it wenna-you are an artist.
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