| 2 Nov 2000 |  Rachel Jennings | *does her own wacky version of the first comment dance* So did you do all of this on the computer? I'd like to know... how it was done... (c: It looks AWESOME though whatever way it was created. Thanks for sharing!!! Thank you! If you're still interested, I drew the girl on paper first (good ol' paper and pencil) then colored her in Paint Shop Pro. I did the background in 3D Studio MAX (that is such a fun program! Too bad it's so dang expensive) | |
| 12 Nov 2000 |  Sarah Ouderkirk | grrrrr.... -I- want wings! wouldn't she be flying around having a blast if she just got wings instead of contemplating life? just a thought. i mean, being able to fly brings a whole new meaning to the word "prank"...... hehe.........Yeah, definately a new meaning of prank. Loads of fun 'till someone looses an eye. (-.She's contemplating life because of the curcumstances surrounding her gaining wings (stuff like her family being murdered...I'll get around to posting the story once I get around to getting my website up and running.) | |
| 28 Nov 2000 |  Erin Vlasak | Eee! I can't get over how you do wings. And hair. And other important things like that that I can't do. *Turning green* I thought I was doing good, getting photoshop, but dang..*Grins* Actually, I think part of what makes my hair look nice is the smudge tool in Paint Shop Pro. I know, I know, Photoshop has a smudge tool, but it really doesn't produce the same results. | |
| 29 Nov 2001 | Silverbard ragacke@cor...edu> | Just a quick comment while I'm still up. This is your best coloring job, I think... what did you do differently?Well, I did two things:1: The background is 100% 3D Studio (well, the hideous ground texture is mine...)2: I shaded her on a separate layer from her color and overlayed it (it's a B&W layer with the multiply blending option) The problem with this is that I couldn't make it work well with daytime scenes--though now that you mention it, I may have to experiment again... | |
| 16 May 2004 |  Sebastian F Klement | It is to good the moon fairy darkness to good ^-^ | |
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