Wednesday, August 4, 2010
Gotta Have a Hook Challenge pt4 (the done-en-ing)
I think this will be the final. I played with the palette some and added subtle details and changes to fine tune it. I feel like I've gone about as far as I can with it before I overcook the pasta. Unless you have any other ideas I think I'm calling it done. As DaVinci said, art is never finished, only abandoned.
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nice evolution rayford- I think this came out really nicely.
The only crit I have is the dwarf guys hips/upper legs seem odd anatomically. It doesn't ruin the image by any means, just seems a little strange is all.
I'll echo what Nate says about the legs, but also add that they overall look a little long. It kills the "dwarfines" of the figure a bit, so that viewed from a distance it's not clear whether he is a dwarf or just subject to some severe foreshortening.
Oh Man! This one's amazing. I have just been working on mine and started looking for more info about the Hook Horror (not very familiar with the creature I've been) and stumbled upon this killer! Awesome.
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Fantastic!
Although I feel a little sad for the orphaned Baby Hook Horrors. A boo hoo.
Did you ever finish that Moby Dick piece from down the page?
Thanks everyone! Ian: I'm still working on the Moby Dick paintings. I should say I'm building my studio so I have a space to actually work on those Moby Dick paintings. I plan on doing those in oils but my studio space is more of a storage space for toddlers at the moment. Hopefully I can find some time in the next few weeks to really get in there and set it up. Thanks again!
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