That's beautiful.

This just looks beautiful.

This looks really good.
And when you take into account the fact that it was done during your sleeping time, and was an experimental project?
That makes me appreciate this a bit more.

Wow! Awesome work... is it digital paint or real paint (Oil or Acrylic)?

All digital :P

I am very impressed!

Oohh, this is lovely. I would really love to see a step-by-step demo of how you paint, everything just comes together so nicely!

Very nice!
Good job young artist. ^^

Honestly with you drawing black widow she reminds me a lot of Dice's sister that you already draw :P They are both very cute and have that awesome fire-red hair.

When I was watching Avengers for the first time she kept reminding me of Aras physically, just not personality-wise XP

Lol yeah, I'm reminded of her a lot when I see black widow or vice-versa.

That's how I did it too..just blocked in paint shapes...then people told me to sketch/line it first xD
I don't know which I like to do more though.
Anyway this turned out really amazing and smooth. You should experiment more with this style! :D

I always assume everytime you draw this character that it's Dice's sister :x

A constructive critique, if you don't mind: When drawing humans, remember that the eyes should be about in the middle of the head (height-wise), so this lovely lady could benefit from a slightly higher forehead.

This is utterly gorgeous, by the way! Love the way you did her lips and the stylized hair If I one day get half as good at this as you, I'll be plenty happy... <_< ... >_> ... cause the teacher in me likes to toss out a critique here and there, but I know NADA about digital painting XD

Thanks for the constructive critique; I can see what you're getting at but, personally, I think the measurement middle of the head height-wise business is useless. If the head is tilted up or down then this doesn't apply (in this case it's tilted slightly up), and each face has different proportions. Those measurements they teach you in bad how-to-draw-faces books are alright as guidelines, but they don't have universal applications to every face, certainly not every angle for a face... I could move her hairline up a tiny bit to give her a higher forehead but that wouldn't put her eyes in the middle.

No, no, I didn't mean her hairline, but the entire top of her head, above the eyes. Pardon, I'm Norwegian, so it varies how well I make my self understood in English, heh... Anyway, with a basic knowledge of foreshortening (which you definitively have), you will be able to see if the eyes are somewhat in the center even if the head is tilted so "your argument is invalid", to say it crudely. And some of those "bad how-to-draw books" may contain many lame "tricks" in certain cases one would not want to follow, but the general proportions of the face is not in that category, they are pretty accurate when speaking of realism. How ever, artistic interpretation of the human proportions for the sake of a certain expression in a piece is a whole different matter, so I'll leave it at that...

I'm just going to be over here disagreeing with you quietly. Her head is being deconstructed by abstract liney things, I would qualify this as realism.

wouldn't* -_-

I'm cool with that ;-P

this is really beautiful
asdf *_*

The cross hatched background and soft colours give this an almost art deco feel. Nice!

She is reaally beautiful ♥