
Captain Siloh, daughter of the sea.
She is the main character in the storyline - leader of the "Vortiginous Wind"s deck. Brave and mysterious captain of the Sea.
Illustration from "Shalldor; land of seas and floating islands"
Characters, story © me :)
She is the main character in the storyline - leader of the "Vortiginous Wind"s deck. Brave and mysterious captain of the Sea.
Illustration from "Shalldor; land of seas and floating islands"
Characters, story © me :)
Category Artwork (Traditional) / All
Species Opossum
Size 752 x 1024px
File Size 1.01 MB
I've noticed that alot of work looses its charm when photgraphed or scanned. That is why attending cons and other places is so awsome. To me the image looks very awsome but I bet if I saw the orginal I would think it was even better then what I do now. My camera often times does not take the best images as i wish it did. I can't scan my work as it is done on pages to large for a reasonable scanner. And I don't trust the comercial scanners as they do not monitor what goes through them so ink stains are often times left on your work from someone elses image. Pretty messed up. *grins*
Ah yes I completly know that problem. I have serious problem with my scanner right now also - it puts random bluish part on the image, completly kills the atmosphere with it, and I have to scann the image 4 times, because the paper is bigger than my scanner (but still better, than with my really bad camera).
But that is true, that all traditional art looks ten million times better original, than after scanned or camerad version :)
But that is true, that all traditional art looks ten million times better original, than after scanned or camerad version :)
I have considered paying a photographer to take pictures of my work with one of their 4,000 dollar camera's just to see what it would look like. They have the set up and natural lighting. Plus a really good pixel digital camera for the best quality they can find. If I ever begin selling prints that would probably be worth paying someone. Or having the art lithographed. ouch talk about expensive.
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