51119-15 by GreenSat

2D • Comics/Cartoons • posted on Nov 21, 2005

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Hi All... The lineart for this piece was drawn by a good friend, Richard White (AKA SESPIDER). Richard has come a long way in his drawing and I felt the urge to add a little color to some of his linearts. So with with his permission and your indulgence, I present... Woman_2k4_Inked_by_SEspider Credits obviously go to Richard White, PS7, Wacom, & Digital Art Tutorials Constructive Criticism and Comments always welcome and appreciated! Thanks for viewing!!!

Comments (5)

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mmirnii

9:52AM | Mon, 21 November 2005

wicked desing here :)

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SEspider

3:19AM | Tue, 22 November 2005

AWSOME!! THE BEST THING ON THE INTERNET EVER!!!!!! LOL :lol: Okay I was a tad bit Bias with that statment. Loving the hair the most. Wish I knew how you do it. ^- I think this is the VERY FIRST time any of my characters has had make-up on. ^^ You did a wonderful job coloring her skin and clothes. In the original and all of the updates, she's wearing a one piece dress but I can see how that's difficult to relize. So that's not big deal. I acturally like seeing her in Black and red. I only have 2 grips with it. 1-My Sig was accidently erased some. 2-Her belt is too close to the color of her skin. Neither one a Huge deal or anything though.

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sinarokara

7:22PM | Sun, 27 November 2005

xcellent color and drawing,I'd like to paint this one.i really like the pose of the character.thanks for all your comments in my gallery.this comment is not a pay back or anything.i like what you got here.

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xpshayan

7:15PM | Thu, 01 December 2005

very nice pose and expression...I think your coloring style goes well with the lineart and complements it nicely. The sheen and highlights are sweet. The dynamism is inherent.

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