SciFi and Fantasy Art: Weeping gargoyle

I like this picture, the use of the grey in contrast to the bright color of the flower. I also liked the form of the gargoyle sitting upon the leaf and use of shade, it sort of added to the effect. I myself started drawing pictures of faeries, for the most part, but will also draw elves, pegasus, and other forms of enchanted creatures. There not the best, but I thought that I might try to put them on the internet for others to comment on. Various insight helps to enlighten ones degree of artistic talent. However, I am completely illiterate to the ways of computers, I simply know how to look things up, but have no idea how to get my pictures onto the internet. If anyone would be kind enough to explain to me, send me an e-mail please and thank you.

Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: "thanks for the comment girl! you should go and try to get into elfwood - everything is well explained, step by step, how to put on your pics n stuff... i'm sure you'll be allright with it! tell me when you do, k?"

Awww....I love the soft greys you've used for the gargoyle. having the flower there shows just how small he is, which makes him seem even cuter. ^^ I think the petal he's sitting on looks a little awkward, being longer than any of the other petals--perhaps lengthening the other petals to match would make it look a bit more balanced. I keep especting the poor baby gargoyle to slide off the left side of the picture because the flower has no counter-weight on the right side! ^^;

Please don't take offense at these comments--I'm just trying to give a helpful constructive critique, and besides the flower's leftmost petal being noticably longer than the rest I like it very much!

Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: "oh no, of course not, don't worry about it! thanks girl for the hint! i know that picture is a bit awkward... and when i was done and watched the flower i was just like, hmm.... but oh well thanks"

its a really nice picture!
i love the idea of a gargoyle in a purple-black flower!!
and the grey in the background, looks creepy =P
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ok
bye

Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: "really? hm, yeah the idea just came out like that, don't know why and how... thanks girl!!!"

I really love the soft colors you used...

Stephanie S. K. Marbach replies: "thanks lina!!!"