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DameOdessa In reply to ??? [2016-04-16 17:14:09 +0000 UTC]
Merci, amis c'est vieuuux XD
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Dreamer-of-Magic [2012-02-04 18:02:38 +0000 UTC]
oh woww this is great! ^^
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Siegfried40000 [2010-01-10 23:17:36 +0000 UTC]
le portrait est très beau, mais c'est surtout les motifs sur le col, qui m'impressionnent !
j'aimerais bien voir ta vision des personnages de LOTR, sans rΓ©fΓ©rence aux acteurs, un jour ^^
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philippeL [2009-09-10 04:39:54 +0000 UTC]
One of my favorite LOTR character, by far more than Aragorn. Very resemblant.
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Aarok In reply to DameOdessa [2009-07-15 14:35:11 +0000 UTC]
Oh cool, Eowyn is also one of my favs, i especially love her battle with the witchking :3.
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rafun1312 [2009-07-01 10:11:50 +0000 UTC]
I really love the pattern on his clothes, it looks just great. All those details, they're simply amazing... A very good pic!
Here some points I noticed:
I'm not sure about the hair, it looks odd somehow. The beard is great, but especially above his forehead it's just not quite as realistic as the rest of the pic. Which of course is very high standart.
I think the texture of the fabric looks really well, but the contrast on the big fold on the right side of the canvas might be just a bit too strong. As fabric usually folds round, not in kinks like paper, there should be just a slight gradient I think, and the same goes for some of the wrinkles of his skin, especially at his forehead, and maybe for the nose, but I'm not sure there... I can't quite pinpoint why, but I think with the Gandalf-pic the wrinkles were better. Of course the Gandalf one is just outstanding... With Gandalf, you managed a great color sheme all over. With Theoden I'm not sure about the background... I'm wondering whether a stronger contrast from sky to hair would work better. The light is also a little more undecided here.
Then again, the lack of contrast might be good... I simply love the way how the viewer is drawn to his eyes because of their contrast color. I really don't know whether a change in background would enhance that or destroy it...
I hope this is helpful! I can't really write critiques as I'm not subsribed, so I just comment^^
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DameOdessa In reply to rafun1312 [2009-07-01 13:07:08 +0000 UTC]
Another time thanks a lot for your amazing comment (which, moreover, helps me a lot in improving my Englis )
-The hair, indeed, is a bit odd, maybe because of the colors but I realized it is much easier to draw dark hair than light hair. And I have to change the "pattern" at the last moment because it did not fit to the original version.
-Same thing for the beard. The hairs are really short, this is difficult to represent them, whereas with Gandalf with his long beard, it was almost like painting hair.
-I made a mistake when applying the texture: I did not reduce my image size at first so well the texture still was "big".
-For the skin I wanted a strong texture to show Theoden's age, with a skin less neat (whereas Gandalf, despite its age, still looks "young")
-For the contrast I tried to keep what I had in my shot, it's true the background was not as detailed as Gandalf's.
In fact, I guess, that the whole drawing is less good than Gandalf's, I noticed that when it was finished. I think I'm really more comfortable with dark color schemes which are easier to paint and fix
Once again thanks a lot!
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nuisum [2009-06-29 04:27:34 +0000 UTC]
Wonderful work, you did the King proud
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