phew.. ok first of all this is my first real try in digital painting.. i liked how the nereid(sea nymph) tuned out although it looks like shes made out of ice instead of water...*sigh* im not really satisfied with the backgrounds but anyhoo i know i still got a long way to go to get things right so feel free to post some critiques and advice.
I'm going to cut over here to leave the rest of my message:
She is awesome, I love everything about her, the pose is great! The clouds are amazing, and I love the strokes, but it might be nice to see some of those strokes blurred together a bit more; not the whole thing because then it would just look too smooth, which is how mine usually turn out , but just the transitions between the different colors, especially in the skin and darkest party of the water. That's where layers come in handy (i'm not sure if you use them or not), they can let you smooth out portions without affecting anything else. gosh, she's beautiful. I suck at painter.
awww once again thanks.. yeah i do use layers but not so much.. i will keep that in mind.. im still learning. this is actually my first try in painter. (^_^)
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Actually, to add some thoughts (a more proper critique if you will), I love the way you've done the clouds, very light and smooth and the colors you chose gave the sky just the right texture. I agree with people above the movement in this is great, especially simulating the waves, and the only thing I think would make this a better artwork is, as tartleigh suggested, to blend the colors together a bit more on her skin area, and to make larger blends together in the waves.
Otherwise, beautiful
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"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world."
~Albert Einstein
She is awesome, I love everything about her, the pose is great! The clouds are amazing, and I love the strokes, but it might be nice to see some of those strokes blurred together a bit more; not the whole thing because then it would just look too smooth, which is how mine usually turn out
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"Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world."
~Albert Einstein
Otherwise, beautiful
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