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vantid — Wayward Lights
Published: 2006-08-04 03:58:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 3580; Favourites: 164; Downloads: 182
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The shifting unpredictable lights of a far away pole reveals, only for a moment, a phantom glimpse of a winged wolf, slightly windswept in the flat, barren landscape. The ever moving lights will change again, and, like ethereal brevity of the northern lights, this creature will disappear in a veil of darkness played upon light.This was intended to be yet another ACEO (Art Cards, Editions and Originals) but my hand slipped as I was cuttig the card to its 3.5 by 2.5 inch dimensions and I ended up with less that 2.5 inches on one side. I may still try to sell it as a damaged ACEO since, aside from its trapezoidal shape, this is a perfect card. Oh, yeah, and the blort of marker outside the lines on the wing there. Ergh. I challenged myself to color a piece only with marker, so I did! The more I learn about markers the more comfortable I feel with them. Maybe I will venture into watercolors next. I used silver paint pen and green glitter pen for some highlights.
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Comments: 28
I really like this one it's like my email addy and name on here...
wonder if it would work as my pic on here.... If I'm allowed?!!
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That is amazing! i could never do anything like that with a marker! it's brilliant!!!
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I really like it. The wings are quite nice and it makes me jealous since I can barely draw wings myself.
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What a beautiful picture. The detail is really amazing.
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Oh, it's so beautiful... it's times like this I completely wish I didn't draw so cartoony. I adore your wolfy drawings...!! *drools over the wolfy drawings*
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Your hand slipped? *winces* Hopefully you're okay after that, but man... I hate it when things like that happen.
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I'm fine, thanks for you concern! I didn't get in the way of the blade so only the art suffered.
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*grins* It's good that you didn't get hurt.
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Beautiful colouring, it looks so smooth and flawless. Gorgeous detail too. It's very impressive all round
-Elise
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I wish I could do so hawt a job with markers, but I totally suck with them...maybe I'll go practice more.
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It's all practice. All my first marker pieces were such messes until someone told me the importance of using subtle colors and layers.
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Aw, that is gorgeous! When I was in middle school, I made up the easy combination of a wolf and eagle and called it a "Weagle". You have a vey beautiful version of one if I may call it such! Graceful, beautiful and in a way realistic! Lovely.
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I don't care what the heck you used on this thing, it's beautiful! Love it!
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very preety. i especially like the way the green stands out the most
must
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F'real?!
Huh! I don't think I've ever seen Prismas used in so muted and soft a fashion; I could have sworn you used Copics or Trias!
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Well, I mostly used Cool Grey 10 to 50%, I think Jasmine? Cream? for the background along with some other colors at the bottom. I also used Cloud Blue, greyed lavender, some sort of brighter blue in teh shadows, maybe deco blue, some warm greys and...uhhh...I forget all I used! Mostly greys, so the muted colors blended into eachother really well and when I used the brighter colors, the the softer colors ate them up!. The greens show up well cause I used them straight on the white paper.
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Wow, I wish I had the money for all those nice subtle hues. The prismamarkers I buy are mostly BOLD BRIGHT OBNOXIOUS colours!
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Yeah they come in such garish colors in those packs! However, I think you can buy the grayscale sets as well. AND you can buy them individually so that helps as well.
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I've been on the lookout for the greyscale sets (RIDICULOUS! French, cool, and warm are their own boxes!) and I do tend to buy my markers individually.
But unfortunately, being in the "business" of anthro art means that I have to buy loads of brassy marker colours for commissions... and that leaves no fundage for nuance-shades.
(And also I don't have your colouring skills, which means that I can't blend to get the PERFECT hue without the appropriate marker! D
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Ohhh perfect hue, wish I could get that! All the marker things I do are just...umm...spontaneous. I never know what color I am going to end up with in the end. I get a lot of mud. this was going to be a black wolf but i chickened out. It's a lot of guess work, and a liiiittle bit of color thoery that anyone can learn out of the book or the internet. Most of my marker stuff is a disaster, I don't show them! XD
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