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For Warchick Challenge: Life
It would of been in SOO much earlier but the background kicked me more then Heroism did. But oh well, shes done. :3 I chose my druid Kireea (aka Kirita after her sever change, she had some lore and appeance changes, including the blue tatoos and markings). For those who knew her before hand she did have a baby. o.< I was stumpt on what to do for life but what represents life more then a new born....And what screams protecting life and nature more then night elf druids... xD
It would of been in SOO much earlier but the background kicked me more then Heroism did. But oh well, shes done. :3 I chose my druid Kireea (aka Kirita after her sever change, she had some lore and appeance changes, including the blue tatoos and markings). For those who knew her before hand she did have a baby. o.< I was stumpt on what to do for life but what represents life more then a new born....And what screams protecting life and nature more then night elf druids... xD
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You do very nice work, but it hard to see all the details in it. I think your work would stand out much more and all the details you spend so much time on would be able to be seen if you included some kind of line work. It doesn't have to be black lines, but a darker color than the color you are outlining would look very nice.
Alternatively you can do some darker shadows and stronger highlights in places to make the details stand out. For example, the high ponytail would stand out and show off the detail more if there were some darker shadows in it that can act as a kind of outline for the head (if that makes sense). In my art class, my teacher always told us to make shadows darker than you think they should be, because that will look correct that way. Since you work digitally, you can do the shadows on a separate layer (as long as the program you use has a layers function), and make them as dark or light as necessary without having to worry about affecting the rest of your work.
Alternatively you can do some darker shadows and stronger highlights in places to make the details stand out. For example, the high ponytail would stand out and show off the detail more if there were some darker shadows in it that can act as a kind of outline for the head (if that makes sense). In my art class, my teacher always told us to make shadows darker than you think they should be, because that will look correct that way. Since you work digitally, you can do the shadows on a separate layer (as long as the program you use has a layers function), and make them as dark or light as necessary without having to worry about affecting the rest of your work.