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SciFi and Fantasy Art: Winter

This is the face of winter -not harsh but cool and alluring. slighty windblown but not completly frigid.

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Winter - SciFi and Fantasy Art by Jason Hood
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 Categories                          Head or Facial Study     Woman, Women  
 Techniques                          Pencil/Graphite Pen  
DateNameComment 
7 Mar 200345 Alana Westwood
Very good! I love it. The hair is elegantly done and adds for a very... wintry... effect. One thing, the hairline is set too high on her haid making her forehead rather large. Other than that, great. Sorry if I go a little overboard on the constructive criticism, but you did say you were open to recommendations.

:-) Jason Hood replies: "Actually I really appreciate the feedback - I never thought/noticed it before and no one has ever mentioned it - but you're probably right I have to go through my sketchbooks and really look at them with that thought in mind. Thanks for being truthful"
12 Mar 2003:-) Tekla Freiholtz
Very nice pic, It´s very softly drawn. Like it very much
14 May 200345 Kine Bjerke
Omg. I love this one. Especially the "simple" way it's drawn in. I like the fact that you have used very few lines and not overdone the shading...As i tend to do. Keep it up2
30 Nov 200345 Harsh critic
Looks like janet jackson
13 Apr 200445 Anonymous
Again, wonderful picture. The only flaw I see is that the eyes are a bit farset, but otherwise it is the perfect representation for the season!
9 Jun 2005:-) J. lawrence
Wonderful. She struck me as a personification of winter before i read the title!
21 Jun 2005:-) John Ryan Byrd
ok, beautiful face, It'd be much easier to illustrate or show you with a pencil, you might not even get this, but the eyes are exactly one half the distance between the chin and the top of the head, you got that right, draw a light eliptical line through the middle of where you want the face to be, then start with little light ticks or dots, The eyes are exactly one eyespace apart, so you need three spaces, or 4 total dots/ticks, then from the center of the eyes, disect the face in half, from there, the place where the bottom of the nose attaches to the face is exactly one and one half eye spaces down from the center of the face, or the eye line. whew, then the opening of the mouth is exactly 3/4 eyespaces down from the base of the nose. Crud, I soo wish I could illustrate it for you. Oh well, Grab Byrne Hogarth's Dynamic anatomy and several of his other books to learn more on this.
3 Sep 200545 CK not calvin klien
I can see that you are into a lot of mid evil themes. I have always like the way that you have drawn the detail.
9 Jun 2006:-) Risa C. Wampler
It's a really great drawing. There is not a better way to draw Winter. I love how her hair kind of tapers out without a distinctive line between it and the paper
22 Jun 200745 Anonymous
Its fabulous love the hair. Eyes a bit out of proportion. But is wonderful all the same
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