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Submitted: September 15, 2005
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Submitted: September 15, 2005
Image Size: 252 KB
Resolution: 726×1025
Comments: 32
Favourites & Collections: 166 [who?]
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Total: 17,530
Today: 12
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Two letters too long for the form, the full title of this piece is "Miss Cloud Strife: Gothic Lolita". I noticed a Halloween contest at ~Crazy-about-Cloud and thought this might make a fun entry. Doesn't Cloud look pretty with such a lovely flush in the cheeks? I was really pleased with the way the expression came out in this one. The angle was also challenging but it turned out well.
Funny story: I actually painted this picture twice. The first time, I had it all finished last night and then I pressed the wrong key and lost about five hours of painting. So I had to redo it today but it took less time because I already knew all the choices I was going to make. Still, it's a good lesson: Don't just save often. Save to new files!
Funny story: I actually painted this picture twice. The first time, I had it all finished last night and then I pressed the wrong key and lost about five hours of painting. So I had to redo it today but it took less time because I already knew all the choices I was going to make. Still, it's a good lesson: Don't just save often. Save to new files!
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Heh .. love the thick pop-art style lines. Makes it so cute! And since when did Cloud get breasts? O_O
Nice piece, it's really awesome - good luck for the contest!
I've been keeping the linework in my images lately and the thicker lines help give the image depth. Thick lines come forward and make thinner lines recede so that there's a sense of depth even before it's shaded. It's a technique I'm still trying to master but I've been really pleased with the difference it has made in my recent work.
As to your last question: From the Bee Girls in Wall Market.
So far I like your entry the best, so good luck.
The ringlets and shiney and soft. I'm glad this painting got to us, I usually give up if a save goes wrong. And then I loathe my computer for weeks.
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