| 11 Mar 2002 |  Matthew Brackney |  Loading...I've practiced in CGing a lot... one of the main things that will help kkeep your drawing lines intact instead of covering them as this does, is make a new layer (as you did) BUT make that layer merge in "Multiply" mode. Black and grey lines will show through the color instead of covering it. | |
| 12 Mar 2002 |  Kat 'Aijou' Czubah | Loading... I really like the hair. As a first attempt at CGing, It's really something to be proud of. I attempt at CGing quite a bit, but it doesn't turn out all that well. As for the edges, it creates a kind of "paper cut-out" effect which is quite nice, in my opinion. Nice Work. | |
| 13 Mar 2002 |  Samantha S. Wright | Loading... I think the drawing itself is terrific! I love the pose and the proportions are great. I love the positioning of the hair and her arms- it's all wonderful! Unfortunately, the coloring kind of took away from it- It's a shame what happened to the lines. Anyway, I just wanted to ask if you would give me permission to CG it. I've been practicing lately and your original drawing would be a great practice piece for me (i'd e-mail the my finished version back to you and see if you like it  ) | |
| 13 Mar 2002 | Pailey <fern_ivy@hot...com> | Loading... That is an absolutly fabulous picture, the way you did the hair was what caught my eye, well done! ^_^ | |
| 13 Mar 2002 |  Mr cicack | Loading... "SHE'S NEKKID!", nice, i like the color version | |
| 13 Mar 2002 | Jacinta L. Raphael | Loading... what program do you use to cg? Anyway love the hair. I use photoshop to cg and my one comment bout that is mulitply is my friend. Um paintbrush and smudge tool isn't a bad thing to use. I dun think there is a wrong way to do it...then again nobody taught me and I did it on my own. My friend uses airbrush with the burn and dodge tools. I use just airbrush and eraser and the such...I guess whatever works best for you. Whats most important is that you practice I think. Anyway beautiful picture!
~Centi | |
| 14 Mar 2002 | Jennifer C. Wilson | Loading... Well I think you did a great job on the hair shine... it's gotta be my biggest pet peeve... | |
| 14 Jun 2002 | Laura 'Lady D' Korhonen | Loading... I like the pose in this one, (although it's perhaps clearer in the non-cg'ed version, me thinks... but still it's rather nice =) and believe me, it's a nice one for the first try, hehe, at least it's far better than my first cg ever was... I like her hair, it came out nicely shiny... And I love the soft way of cg'ing... That is something I still haven't crasped... | |
| 17 Jun 2002 | Anonymous | Loading... I have one thing to say that would fix up your drawing, you should put in a place for the Elf to be sitting on. That way she won't look like shes floating. By the by, GREAT job on the hair! | |
| 7 Aug 2002 | Yvonne Marie Honeyball | Loading... I luv the position of this one ~*Y*~ | |
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