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SciFi and Fantasy Art: Wizard2

started off as a fast sketch in ink....in this update, I tried to accomodate all the critiquing.....should I do more....?

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Wizard2 - SciFi and Fantasy Art by Julie R. Kowalski
ŠJulie R. Kowalski. All rights reserved!

Categories: [Man, Men] [Wizards, Priests, Druids, Sorcerers...]
Techniques: [Ballpoint Pen] [Computer Painted from Scratch]
DateNameComment 
11 Dec 2000:-) Norma Peters
Now THIS is a wizard. ^_^ Great work, lovely shading, and a great, enigmatic expression. Perfectly lovely!
13 Dec 200045 Mikko Kankaanpaa
Leave it as it is 2 - Great pic... quite magical pic.
28 Jan 200145 Victoria E. Brennan
Julie, this came out fantatic!!! Your backgrounds are perfect!!! 2 I love this 2
12 Feb 2001:-) George Karl Kaufman
Julie, I'm liking the background you used here. How did you go about coloring it? I also like how you made his eyes appear to glow (at least I'm hoping it's not my own vision doing that). The furrow down the center of his forehead is a nice touch. I honestly think this one is done as it is -- there's not much else you could do to it.
5 Mar 2001:-) John Teall
through fields of green or mysts of grey ever the wanderer stumbles unnoticing through barriers inpenitrable to others - seeing - observing - not judging - save to note in passing the interacting of contexts - but probably forgetting almost as soon as observed - one head can hold a lot but how much can it access at one time ... but even the wet and dreary was so much alive when i was alone in it - ah well this guy could be anything - but if he were me ... yes the tunic and the staff - that in a sense i can identify with - and wandering those universes ... ~12
8 Sep 2001:-) Dragos Stanculescu
Wow.. powerful face.. body is okay, but the face is really good 2
15 Oct 200145 Stephen Sturgeon
What? I haven't commented on this yet? Heh, how remiss of me. You did a wonderful jov on this. The detail in the hands is wonderful (I still hate doing hands). I also like the cloudy background. It doesn't look like you use that cheap "merge clouds" feature in photoshop *coughlikemecough*
28 Dec 2001:-) Anna Wsciubiak
I love his right hand, but the last two fingers should be a bit shorter, it would look more natural. The face and hair is great, good work.
3 Jan 2002:-) Robin 'Scyquin' Loomis
I seen a few say the background looks awesome... well... sure. The cloud effect does look awesome, but art simulates more than the eyes. (well if it is good quality it should anyway) What about emotion? One thing the cloud effect does do is empty a picture of its emotion, unfortunately. With a background comes a 'feel' for the character. The background should support the character's feelings or history. Okay so now that I have blabbed, here's my helpful tip. You can leave the cloud effect, but fade it to about 20% er so (adjust as you see fit) Then lay on another background, one that conveys something about your wizard. Was he a murder, maybe dead bodies around, was me a family man? Maybe his family somewhere? You get my point... then layer that background in under the cloud... it will give the background a powerful/mystic effect 2
25 Nov 2005:-) Zac A. Cantlon
I like the robe. The face on this fellow is great too.
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