Elena (Digital Painting) by monjo71

2D • Realism • posted on Nov 01, 2005

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I'm really not that much of a fan art type of guy,but when I came across a promotion photo for one of the Zorro Movies, I loved the pose and textures and thought it would make a great painting and would be good practice on creating textures. I rarely get many comments or rankings but I do appreciate them when I do. Drawn and painted in painter with a Wacom tablet and Intous pen. Thank you in advance for viewing and for any comments and rankings. I changed a few things that I hope improved the Painting. Thank you all for your input.

Comments (14)

WALYGATOR

10:08AM | Tue, 01 November 2005

Excellent job !!!Congratulation !!!

joaq

10:30AM | Tue, 01 November 2005

Fantastic painting,very well done!

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kenwas

10:40AM | Tue, 01 November 2005

Fine work! Your clothing textures are spot on.

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Mondwin

10:56AM | Tue, 01 November 2005

Superb and fine picture!!!!!!Beautiful done!!!bravo!V:DDD

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wastl001

11:45AM | Tue, 01 November 2005

I'm no expert, but this looks cool. Very well done!!

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NobleOnyx

12:54PM | Tue, 01 November 2005

The first person I thought of was Catherine Zeta-Jone when I saw the thumb. I think it's a great painting.

bern

3:33PM | Tue, 01 November 2005

Nicely done !!!

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monjo71

5:35PM | Tue, 01 November 2005

clifftoppler. I'm glad the greenery doesn't look like a tree cuz it's Ivy on the wall. You're right though (I got lazy and didn't finish it. I will though and switch pics when completed. I don't do the layer thing though. I'm still suffering from traditionalist leanings. Thank you all for your comments.

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clifftoppler

1:03PM | Wed, 02 November 2005

I won't comment on the picture more, for it is yours (well, not really! It's mine while I peep at it.), but the layers thing! I do heartily recommend. Thus Painter, Photoshop, they come into their own. For instance, with the model on her own layer, you could transpose her to many different situations by simply clicking between background layers. You can also control transparency. Anyway, 'nuff said (more than enough, probably - but Painter is a potent tool) Cliff

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