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Published: 2013-04-04 16:42:31 +0000 UTC; Views: 5943; Favourites: 57; Downloads: 0
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Just playing around with first person perspective, with a little (slightly too enthusiastic) help from Antonio.There's far too much goop in the stomach bit but it looks okay. Kinda like a sparkly fairy grotto. The kind of fairy grotto that melts you into nothing with incredibly corrosive acid.
Also zero outlines. This is unfamiliar territory and it scares me.
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love it, especially the inside view. Seems soft, warm but still dangerous
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Thank you c: heh, well that's sort of what I was aiming for. i'd imagine it'd be quite cozy at first before becoming really rather horrible (that is if you're not panicking the entire time)
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I think it looks calm and cozy especially because the mouth pic seems very dynamic and it looks dangerous. Stomach is the place where you rest after a long chaotic ride
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Thank you! Yes, it's one of my OCs, Antonio [link] (the one on the left)
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Both of these have some really nice atmosphere to them... the twists and mass of the tongue is done very nicely, and I love the very subtle touches to show the ripples in the pool of acid in the stomach, as well as rendering such a poorly lit space to still look interesting. ^^ Very nice work, I would definitely be excited to see more experiments like this!
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Oh, thank you! I can't tell you how refreshing it is to get a detailed comment on my stuff!
I'm glad you think the lighting in the stomach works well, I was puzzling over that for quite a while! So many layers @.@;
I think I could do with a little refinement, but it's really assuring to know I'm on the right track! <3
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Well, if you take your time to complete a work, I feel like you should get at least a semi-coherent reply. ^^ I'd want the same thing, after all!
But yeah, I really do feel like it works. I think, in further experiments, I would like to see you try to capture the texture and deep shadows and folds inside a stomach... have you ever had a chance to look at an endoscopy of different kinds of stomachs? Having seen some really nice high-definition ones of human and dog stomachs, it's a really freaky looking environment.
That's not to say you should go for a very realistic looking design, particularly for more monstrous characters. But I think trying to convey folds of tissue, and areas of really deep shadow, capturing a sense of volume and space above and beyond what you've done here would really kick your work up a notch.
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Heh, very true. So, still, thank you! <3
Ah, I've only seen a few but next time I have a go, I'll spend a lot of time beforehand looking up refs and inspiration of that nature.
Well he's a humanoid monster so I really should try and create a more 'realistic' effect overall anyway. I really value your advice, I'll do what I can to work on depth and overall volume! It's already bothering me with how open the space inside feels so no doubt I'll try and correct that.
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It's really worth having a look and studying from life, even if it is just video and photographs. I've found it can be fun to treat body interiors more as landscapes than as part of a living creature. Treat every fold, every twist and turn of the flesh as hills, mountain ranges, valleys... drive into it, get real close, and just play with details. ^^ It can be a ton of fun to take such a different perspective to painting something like that.
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Oooh, I'll certainly keep those tips in mind, that's a great technique to remember! 
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Well, it's not really a technique so much as it is just a way of looking at what you're trying to draw ^^ But I hope you have fun with it, and I look forward to seeing future art experiments of yours!
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Still certainly worth keeping in mind while I'm working, though! I hope I don't disappoint with future efforts!
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I'm sure you will only continue to improve ^^ Just keep at it, and have fun!
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