Lmao, this is great.
Somebody below me stated that Toad's face is unexplainable...I do believe you are incorrect my good sir. The proper term for such an expression would be "Holy f*cking god no."
Lmao, this is great.
Somebody below me stated that Toad's face is unexplainable...I do believe you are incorrect my good sir. The proper term for such an expression would be "Holy f*cking god no."
Engrossing
Still one of my favorites...period. Checking back over all your other pieces thus far this one still fits into what I have been thinking of as your own little world. Heavily Sci-Fi-ish the amount of structure in this piece is outstanding as are the tiny details that one finds the more one stares.
Anywho lets start with the left hand side. That open doorway. Nice glow effect first off but more then anything I really really enjoy the shadowing effect that you used below the doorway itself. Looking at it I am unable to tell that it was done by human hands. I'm quite serious. Out of this entire piece that one area baffles and amazes me the most. Move up now into the winder and notice the people(?) in there having, perhaps a party. To the right of that you have a sun, slightly oval-looking it is never-the-less very well done. Same with the lighting effects on the water and land. Just off the center and down a little bit to the right there is another house that if it was not there would really diminish this piece I believe.
Gah I could go on and on with this one and use the rest of this 3000 remaining characters and still find myself with more to say. So lets end it with...
10/10
5/5
Great job once again,
~Tony
The Scarf
First off great use of the color red here. Secondly great idea giving the scarf a little life. Takes what would otherwise be a somewhat dull scene into something that has a little life. +1 point certainly. The vines hanging off the pillars are well done though I see a couple that look like you might have been pulling off the classic -suspicious whistle- act. They look fine enough though. The contrast from light to dark in this piece really gives it some depth and places in ones mind the wonder of what might be through that opening or that one. You modeled the stairs quite well which surprised me, those are more often left somewhat unfinished in my view. Ah and look water..almost didn't notice xD
~Tony
Roar o.o
Snow and rocks. Yes that is fairly easy ;). The lighting itself though fairly simple conveys enough that I believe being more dramatic may not have been the way to go, after all it is a bunch of white against a mostly dark grounding. My excuse is light is bouncing off the snow making the shadows less deep...-lalala- haha anywho..
As for this one it was done quickly that is obvious but I really enjoy the looseness of your strokes. Something I would not be able to do you have accomplished seemingly with little effort involved.
Great job, perhaps a follow-up to this one would be in order?
9/10 For the quick yet accurate and loose strokes.
5/5 Because well..I tend to round up most days :)
~Tony
Its alive!
Life. Each of your pieces seems to breath just a little. They take on a life completely their own and every time I see another one I hear a voice in my head giving me a summary of what led up to the events seen in the picture itself. This specific one speaks for itself. Yet I wonder why you do not combine this world that you have created into one massive series, each image depicting yet another part of the tale...bah but what do I know. I'm not exactly the ambitious type though jealous I am getting closer and closer to becoming lol.
Great job. Even done quickly this ones heart is still beating.
10/10 5/5.
Hope to see more
~Tony
I gotta say...
The lightsaber above Choo's head is what got me, great job :D
Not bad
Huh, great job overall, almost too much for the eye to see. But what I really liked was the upside-down pentagram. I don't know if you knew what you were doing or just did it for the kicks but I'm surprised that it was placed on there properly for misfortune.
Good job o.o
-Tony-
Ok, so the world does not know my name. But there are those around me that do...and in the end that is all I need...
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