I am no longer active here. Too many restrictions and unpleasant interactions with admin.
In addition I now focus on traditional art, which is very neglected on this site.
If you are interested in following my art you can find me on RedBubble
www.redbubble.com/people/artpearl
or on deviant art
http://artpearl.deviantart.com/
See you there!
About my Art - Watercolor, Poser &Vue I have been painting mainly with transparent watercolor on paper. Most of my paintings depict hypothetical situations and imaginary scenes, striving to capture ideas and moods rather then a resemblance to specific places or people. On many occasions more than one way forward suggest themselves either from the onset or during the painting process. I like to explore these possibilities in different paintings and thus I have several ongoing themes (Some examples of themes I worked on are shown in the image above). I started useing Poser and then Vue mainly to set up virtual models and/or scenes which are then painted in watercolor. The CG images were supposed to be only an intermediate stage, but I now got the CG bug, and I'm trying to make these images a 'product ' on their own accord. Feedback is really very important to me. I appreciate any form of it: comments on the impact the images had on you (or saying it had none), things you enjoyed, things you hated, any artistic aspects - (composition, color, lights & shadows etc.) - any technical comments( eg Poser/Vue issues) and anything else you find relevant. If you dont know a lot (or at all) about Watercolors, Poser or Vue, please dont let it deter you from leaving a comment. Just comment on what you see and what it made you feel or think. You could also ask questions, and if I know how to answer - I will.
Comments (9)
Sivana
I like it much!! Its a Godess of Universe? You paint really very good!!
AnAardvark
I really like the composition using the vivid colors.
dphoadley
Very good! It s also nice to see the original posed model, and your interpretation of that figure. DO keep up the good work. DPH
Rutra
As usual, you reveal your "wild" side in your watercolors. The shapes around her are a very good concept. As a personal preference, i would like to see the shapes following some kind of clear pattern around her, like in spiral or something. But that would be me, your "wild" side wouldnt let you do it. :-) The only thing I really dont like is her face. It looks an unfinished sketch, not coherent with the rest. It seems you suddenly got bored of the picture and stopped working on it. The BG seems some kind of swirl, atracting the shapes, i think it would be interesting if her pose or dress would reveal also some kind of atraction to the swirl. Very good!
pjz99
What an awesome swirl of color overall. Since this is a finished painting I don't expect you can change it too much, but like Rutra I would have liked to see some more aggressive bend/twist on the character and the dress to flow with that swirl a little more. You can do some cool things with dynamic cloth by just moving or rotating the character at frame 30 in addition to setting the pose you want, makes the cloth flow and twist in very graceful ways.
ArtPearl
I probably will come back to this image - it is only a small (11x11") painting, done under 'dead-line' conditions so probably does have a hurried look. More detailed face and better integration of the cloth and hair movement will occur then hopefully.
bantha
It's really intresting to see wht the model has grown into. The lower rt of the cloth seems strange to me in your painting. I see where it came from, but it still looks strange to me. It's difficult for me to say more about it, it's not my favorite kind of picture. After a while I may getting more out of it.
TheAnimaGemini
Great surrealistic effect. Great painting. love the colors.
DapperMan Online Now!
I like this a lot. But like Rutra, my left brain wants to see something more coherent in the swirling pattern. I think the painting lost a little of the dynamicism of the arm pose of the figure, probably because of your deadline. It will be good to see what you do when you come back to it.