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Published: 2018-05-02 21:41:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 704; Favourites: 133; Downloads: 0
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The lava lady is finally done and I gotta say, coloring her was struggle city but here she is, in all her fiery glory, ready to chew her man out for not bringing her a box of tampax and a 5 gallon bucket of ice cream.Reference photo by the awesome Alexandre Mokhow:Β www.artstation.com/artwork/ky5β¦
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Beautiful work really !
Just wondering what coloring mediums were used as i quite like that style and color effect.
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Thank you 
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there is a certain pride in creating great art from simple mediums , your potentiality isn't confined within the mediums I mean whatever pen, pencil, etc finds your hand will just spontaneously be forced to create imaginary or dictated art, it sets a great freedom I feel and is somewhat a large goal of mine.Β
I may have to get the color pencil out and re develop this skill.
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Oh, that coloring came out beautifully - and i like how dynamic her pose is as well.
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Thank you
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as i just read that you wanted advice and i thought about something when i saw this work i wanted to share my toughts 
so i really like the Colors and the posture but i think her left breast may be a little too far down(im far from being an expert but thats what it seems like)
hope this could help you in any way and good luck with your novel
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I was drawing her from reference (there's a link to the original in the description if you want to check it out) and yeah, the breasts in general are a little too far down, she's leaning so far back that she'd fall flat on her ass and her left arm is mysteriously missing. Oh, and I totally forgot to color her left heelΒ Β Still, it was a lot of fun to draw her even with the hair/lava being a little tedious to color. Thanks for the advice and good wishes for my novel
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Ah ok i see π
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One Hot Mess. Would not want to get on her bad side and get burned by her :3
Great job!
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When I saw her, she took my breath away! She's so great and dynamic!!!Β
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Thank you!
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Thanks!
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You're welcome
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well damn. that is one hot pic there. giggle
but really nice job there. I have to say that I really like the amazing and wonderful color work that you haveΒ
accomplish there. Also the posture of the lava girl is really nice too. great work and keep it up
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Thanks I really appreciate it!
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hey! you're very welcomeΒ
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Β Scanning drawings is a chore. Most of my drawings are done on 12" x 18" paper. Since the largest my scanner will do is letter size (8.5" x 11")...I found a way to get fairly decent results. I do 4 quadrant scans of my original drawing, and then use the "Photomerge" panorama function in my basic (free) Photoshop Elements program to stitch the scans together. It comes out better than trying to photograph the drawings.
Β I like the drawing....Kinda' reminds me of the Hawaiian volcano goddess "Pele"......Nice job!Β Β
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I've got a scanner at the office that I could use but you're right, it would be kind of a chore to do it for each drawing that I post. Sure, if I were to actually try and sell some of them I'd do it properly but these drawings are just for practice and to track my progress from when I first started about a month ago.Β
Thank you
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I spent some time in Hawaii, and I was always fascinated by the Polynesian culture. I just recently saw 'Moana' for the first time...great little movie!Β
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This is pretty badass, you should throw it into Photoshop to try to improve the quality of the image. You lose a bit of vibrancy when scanning traditional work.
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Thank you
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I'm not suggesting you work on it digitally, as in paint-over or anything like that. I'm just suggesting that you improve the photo (i.e. make the paper white) so that you can see it more how it would look in person in good lighting. You could put 5-10 minutes in for amazing results, with a few adjustments to Contrast/Brightness, Vibrancy, and Levels it would look how it probably does in person.
If you want, I can download this and tinker with it in Photoshop for a few minutes, just to show you what I mean by how quick it takes, and how well it highlights the quality of your renderings.
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Ah, my bad, I misunderstood you. I use some of the Instagram editing features before posting such as brightness, structure, highlights etc to make it pop out a bit more but I can only do so much with it. By all means, feel free to tinker with it as much as you wish, or any of the other ones for that matter.
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I didn't time it, but this was about 5-10 minutes.Β
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Oh awesome, this really does look a lot better, thanks! I guess I could be a little less lazy and actually work on the photos a bit before posting them here
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Thanks, I really appreciate it
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Great jobΒ
you are improving your movement in your artΒ
keep up the good work
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Thanks, I'm working on it
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You don't go for easy to picture subjects, like liquid or solid lava... Nice movement and colors, well done !
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Thank you
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