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(5 years and 2850 days ago)
This is to all the grandparents out there . (5 years and 2851 days ago)
Sweet, but the child doesm't look like a fish (as it has a distinct skull oriented 90 degrees from the neck) and what's with her headgear? The orange flame-like thing in the background distracts by being the same color as the central characters.
As I didn't get the little one's head right I had to go with a cap/headgear. I tried to fix the head but in vain And the flame-like thing is the tail
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Funny....by the way, Dan --- that orange "flame-like thing" is the goldfish's tail and this photo would look strange if she didn't have one!
Sweet, author!
I love the pretty tail !!!! good luck author
Superb drawing skills & nice tail .GL
It's most obviously a tail to me. I like her little hat, she must be a newborn - got a pic of my neighbors' new baby girl with a similar hat. Sweet image and fine painting, author!
overall a nice image. A couple of nitpicks would be for some of the edges to be a bit sharper and for the catchlights in the eyes to be a bit brighter. Good Luck Author!
Thanks for the suggestion. I fixed as much I could in the little time I had,as I am busy. I brightened the catch lights in the little one's eyes and left the big guy's eyes as it is since I want his eyes to be weary and dull.
Gorgeous! I love the glazed look on the grandparent's face opposed to the perky wide-awake expression on the little one. The tail looks really good and balances the picture perfectly.
Wide-awake expression was exactly what I had in mind while painting the little one's eyes. I am glad that I accomplished that. . Thanks a lot for the comment and fav.
Thanks photogirl723, Drivenslush, samanway,pearlie
amazing work author, i love the colouring of this image and my 6 year old just asked where fish get books from lmao
I really don't know what I would tell a 6 year old if I were asked that. Thinking hat on.... I would lie to them that the fish got it from an underwater bookstore just like we lie about tooth fairies. I guess there is no harm in that right?
Congrats for making it to the next round
Congrats.
congrats, good luck in the next round...
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(5 years and 2852 days ago)
wow... The fish looks great. wonderful drawing/combining.
Thank you
Very nice painting, author. Where did the characters come from?
the writing is japanese for traquility
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thanks to tigeress66-stock,thadz (5 years and 2852 days ago)
The fish are not very noticable on the grey hair. Im also not sure if the grey hair is meant to be a sharp cut or if all hair was meant to be grey?
i thought it looked nice when i stumbled on it no i wanted highlights but i am new at this and didnt know how
That is 100% better author, as for email, we are all here to learn but at same time this is a contest site goodluck with your works
like the idea.
Masking of the fish needs some work as there are bit and pieces of the background showing (I assume you are not using the eraser to to cut out the fish) And the makeup around the eyes look a bit stuck on. Try a different blending mode for the layer with the makeup and maybe a bit more work could go into drawing the layer a well as they do not really match
nice job on the improvements -- looks very nice --good luck
Very intriguing in its flatness and its juxtaposition of the terrestrial with the aquatic, but I don't think this meets the theme requirement that fish be the focal point. Moving the middle fish to the right over her face more and amping up the saturation of all three fish might shift her to the background (which shift could be accentuated by blurring her some). A young woman looking into her aquarium would seem to fit your title.
I like it very much!! there is a nice contrast between the model (with orange tones) and the fish (with cold tones), nice artwork!
It would be cool to put your changes you have made since submitting in your sbs so we can see your wonderful progress.
liked it more when the hairs were blue. But still beautyfull
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(5 years and 2861 days ago)
Awesome work, nice details
Thanks Nysoe for appreciation.
excellent work with the pic
Thanks for nice comment.
Congrats! Nicely chopped.
Thanks a lot for congrats.
Congrats!!
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Surrealism is a good approach for this theme. I'm not sure what tale the fish is telling, however. IMO eliminating the distracting wallpaper so the windows and baseboard are just suspended in space would be more surrealistic and would give a lot more attention to your dramatic background photo (which has erroneous lightning reflections in the water but those should not be visible here). I think the fish that is supposed to be the focus would then stand out a lot more. Even if the window pair were centered, I would consider deleting the right one and moving the left one so it's centered on the Rule of Thirds' left vertical line. The table and chair have different perspectives than the floor. The scale of the chair is odd given that it's in front (not way behind) the table. Nothing seems to be casting shadows. [Surrealistic does not mean totally unrealistic.]
let me know if this is better
I agree with DanLundberg on the wallpaper. The color/pattern of the wallpaper is taking the focus away from the fish. Its completely up to you if you wanna keep it as it is.
let me know if this is better
This is much better than the previous one.
This is much better IMO. I like how the cool green/blue/neutral palette of all the background elements makes the warm orange/yellow fish stand out more. I also think the title revision with the new exterior view that's under water creates a more coherent story (or tale, if you will
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thank you much
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