Your allocation of colour is top notch. The Detour piece is so well paced.
Though it reeks of technical excellence, I'm unsure about the Halloween dog. Due to its vastly different rendering style it seems to be creating a bit of a disconnect with the beautiful flow between by the rest of the images. Still, though, it's too good to just leave out entirely. I suppose if you've got at least one other image sporting a similar style, it will be able to eke by without creating too much of a disruption.
In any case, the line work in these is just gorgeous. Is that all just the pen tool? Don't tell me it's just the pen tool. In fact, don't tell me it's your actual hand. Because I think I'd cry myself to sleep even harder.
Haha, don't ever be sorry, I'd love crits on this blog more often!
I do agree entirely about the dog piece. It was done for a non-profit for animals, so, while it's digital like the rest, the rendering style is quite different. It's very conceptually empty, so once I make something better, I'll probably switch it for a new one.
And all the lines are done by hand. Pencil then brush pen. And no pen tool on any of these pieces... yet.
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Your allocation of colour is top notch. The Detour piece is so well paced.
Though it reeks of technical excellence, I'm unsure about the Halloween dog. Due to its vastly different rendering style it seems to be creating a bit of a disconnect with the beautiful flow between by the rest of the images. Still, though, it's too good to just leave out entirely. I suppose if you've got at least one other image sporting a similar style, it will be able to eke by without creating too much of a disruption.
In any case, the line work in these is just gorgeous. Is that all just the pen tool? Don't tell me it's just the pen tool. In fact, don't tell me it's your actual hand. Because I think I'd cry myself to sleep even harder.
Sorry, I crit everything. Everything.
I think I meant to say 'created by' the rest of the images. It's, like, late and stuff. Whatever.
Haha, don't ever be sorry, I'd love crits on this blog more often!
I do agree entirely about the dog piece. It was done for a non-profit for animals, so, while it's digital like the rest, the rendering style is quite different. It's very conceptually empty, so once I make something better, I'll probably switch it for a new one.
And all the lines are done by hand. Pencil then brush pen. And no pen tool on any of these pieces... yet.
Oh, I lied.
The Cooking Monster one (pink) was done in illustrator. The rest are photoshop.
Jesus. You're just a regular beast, aren't you. I've got some crying to do.
oh shoosh. :P
Wait does this mean you aren't putting your amazing degree project in your portfolio????? D:
everything looks great!
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