
A drop of color - a ray of hope.
There's not much to say about this piece since I'm pretty sure it explains itself just perfectly fine.
The original will be for sale at EF 16 art show.
[Sold]
There's not much to say about this piece since I'm pretty sure it explains itself just perfectly fine.
The original will be for sale at EF 16 art show.
[Sold]
Category Artwork (Traditional) / General Furry Art
Species Vulpine (Other)
Size 800 x 462px
File Size 324.7 kB
Meiner Meinung nach ist dieses Bild nicht selbst erklärend, aber mir gefällt es sehr. Ich empfinde beim Anblick des Waldes einen tiefen Frieden, das mag wohl an den Brauntönen liegen, die auf mich beruhigend wirken. Für meine Augen hebt sich die Farbe des Schmetterlings kaum ab, deshalb nur ein winziger "drop" of color.
I remember the sketch for this piece!
It looks really good, but the only critique I have is the color of the butterfly. the red blends in too much with the background, which may have been your intent and that is fine, though if you wanted it to pop, another color such as blue would have been a better choice.
Other than that, the illustration is wonderful! i still love your trees and how they actually look like trees ^___^
also, may i ask what kind of paper you used for this piece?
Thank you very much! :)
I also think the butterfly blends in too much with the rest of the piece (at least on the scan)... but on the other hand no other color really wanted to fit in ... :/
It used to be yellowish/golden ... and bloody hell, that looked so awful. O.o While trying different colors digitally (yes, I also tried blue), I realized that something like blue or green might stand out the most. But, like stated above, it just absolutely won't fit in the piece ...
And yes, you may. ;) I used normal Bristol paper (200g/m²) for this one. :)
I also think the butterfly blends in too much with the rest of the piece (at least on the scan)... but on the other hand no other color really wanted to fit in ... :/
It used to be yellowish/golden ... and bloody hell, that looked so awful. O.o While trying different colors digitally (yes, I also tried blue), I realized that something like blue or green might stand out the most. But, like stated above, it just absolutely won't fit in the piece ...
And yes, you may. ;) I used normal Bristol paper (200g/m²) for this one. :)
You're very welcome!!
and I see, that's a drag that other colors were just not working at all; ugh, that's always such a pain in the butt too.
Eww yellow/gold~~~~~ that does sound like it would clash horribly. D=
man, that's a bummer that you were stuck with red... but aside from that, the piece is awesome! ^___^ and you tried so that's what counts!!
Ah, Bristol paper, okay ^__^ Thank you very much!
Comments