@AfterDarkAngel
Dark Angel

into a darkened room
into a darkened room by @AfterDarkAngel (Dark Angel)

Haven't uploaded in ages. This is Roderick.

completed | Aug 27 2004

tools | Illustrator, Photoshop, Tablet

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Posted: Wednesday, 29 November, 2006 @ 09:44 AM

I remember seeing this picture before... did you post it to the forum asking for critique a while ago? Anyway, the shading of this image, especially on the walls, really stands out here. I love the pose, he looks very human and natural, something I don't see often, and can't quite pull off myself. His left eye looks a little too close to his nose, but it could be the angle throwing me off. Overall very nicely drawn and shaded.

Posted: Thursday, 30 November, 2006 @ 02:44 AM

Yeah, I did back on the old Graffiti Wall! I think it was asking for help regarding the background. Totally forgot about that! Cheers for your comments. I have often thought that the eye looks off. I've tried moving but nothing seems to work. I kind of let it be in the end.

Posted: Wednesday, 29 November, 2006 @ 03:01 PM

It looks like one of those old photograths, don't know if you where going for the faded look but it works really well if you did. it makes the picture more thoughtful which ties in with the look on his face

Posted: Thursday, 30 November, 2006 @ 02:47 AM

Cheers. Don’t think I had an intended look when starting it. I'm disorganized like that. I kind of make it up as I go. Ha. I think I molded the background to match the colouring on the figure ^_^

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