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This is my commission drawing for *jericawinters, because she won at ~Atomic-Sheep's contest Show your hero and this is her character Cocoa Isis.
Something about her: Cocoa Isis a former head chef of a High Lord of ancient Egypt who is also known as Apocalypse, a human-mutant who found alien technology and turned himself into an immortal cyborg. Apocalypse is a powerful villain character created by Marvel Comics. (description written by *jericawinters)
And I did forest again...I think I like to draw nature. And I drew on my sketch again, because I didn't like to draw everything from the beginning. It's easier like that. I blurred background a little, because I thought that it would look better and drawing would have more depth, it looks more realistic like that.Adobe Photoshop CS5
tablet Genius G-pen M609X
original size is 5506 x 7100 px
I had 93 layers
I drew this 17 hours
I explained how I drew tree on this drawing and how I colored B&W drawing in my tutorial How to paint digital 2
Details you can find here.
Work in progress screen shot you can find here
Sketch you can see here
Here you can see web comic of her.
I hope you like it and comments are welcome.
Drawing by Valentina Remenar, character © by *jericawinters| © Copyrighted | 2010 | our official website tincek-marincek.com
I got a third DD...omg. Thank you so much
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Just a few minor things, if I may...The focus of the painting should be the girl's face, but I do find myself looking at the thick stump right on the left of her quite often. Its detail is fighting with the figure a bit. Also, it seems rather thin, which makes me think, that if all the tree was like that, it would collapse rather quickly
One last thing...I see that you have a thin line of light around most of the roots and various parts of the tree...and I think it might be a better idea to be more sparing with these highlights. The tree is rough and uneven and light will not reflect like that everywhere on its rim...try to just dot the highlights here and there to give the piece some accents, then they will be even more effective
But otherwise good work. There is a lot of depth in it and you created a belivable space in which the figure sits really well
Daniel
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