I'm sure the blur is quite intentional Bob. This has the feeling of the industrial posters of the 30's and 40's. The softness of the image accents the sharper focus of the eyes and nose. Reminds me of the work of Brad Holland. High marks in my art class for sure!
author says:
Never heard of brad holland, I'll have to check him out.
I *shudder* totally agree with CMYK. The eyes and nose aren't sharp enough to justify the focus of the rest of the image either way. I love the idea (reminds me of WALL-E btw) but the blurriness is putting me off.
I intentionally spelled Disney as "Dizney" and PIXAR as "PIXTAR" because I was not sure if I could use the actual names of the companies. Please let me know if using the actual names of the companies Disney and PIXAR is ok. Thanks! (5 years and 2416 days ago)
Best that you keep the names as you have them. This makes your entry a parody tribute and won't mislead anyone. Nice work on the graphics, overall a fun image!
This contest falls under the right of Parody Tribute which is an acceptable use under copyright law.
In checking your records I do not see any entry removals listed nor any warnings referring to the use of a Disney character.
You can contact me by PM if you wish to explain this.
Might be good to get rid of the white line at right of the skull & blur out some of the noisy artifacts on the shirt. Otherwise it's a well made image. GL author.
author says:
The suit and shirt have been fixed. Thanks for the advice!
Nice image, i like the coloring. It would be nice if you could correct the shadow of the seagull. The shadows on the seagull itself and the skull suggest the light is coming from the left. Light from the back would never create such a shadow on a vertical plane.
author says:
Thanks, I will work on it.
EDIT: I changed the shadow cast from the bird. I also added more shadow to the skull the bird and the spine. and created bones for the hands that look like deer feet. I did this the same way I created the spine.
Great idea, but IMHO a but blurry.
I'm sure the blur is quite intentional Bob. This has the feeling of the industrial posters of the 30's and 40's. The softness of the image accents the sharper focus of the eyes and nose. Reminds me of the work of Brad Holland. High marks in my art class for sure!
Never heard of brad holland, I'll have to check him out.
Wow. You nailed it. Nice.
I *shudder* totally agree with CMYK. The eyes and nose aren't sharp enough to justify the focus of the rest of the image either way. I love the idea (reminds me of WALL-E btw) but the blurriness is putting me off.
Congrats!
Congrats Terry very well done
Congrats! Great job!
Congrats, very nicely done!!
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