Stolen Artwork by Zelandonii

2D • (none) • posted on Apr 19, 2002

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Description

I stole this Black and white image from a fellow Renderosity artist so that I could practice my coloring techniques. Hope there are no hard feelings, I hope that it's seen as the compliment that it is intended to be.

Comments (8)

Thonolan

6:46PM | Fri, 19 April 2002

First of all...excellant job with the color...my finacee liked this picture and wanted to use it for a D&D character...her character had red hair too...Second of all, I love your screen name...don't see many people that use names from that series...

Heart'Song

6:46PM | Fri, 19 April 2002

Whoever did the drawing is phenomenal. Don't you think you should have asked the person before using it? Or at least give credit here? Nice colouring job, btw

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Azatoth

7:08PM | Fri, 19 April 2002

The Artist is renowned fantasy artist Clyde Caldwell. The coloring is excellent.

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mechmorph

12:46AM | Sat, 20 April 2002

Nice coloring job, but you should have asked him first. An e-mail takes just a minute. Good work, though.

Supafly

4:52AM | Sat, 20 April 2002

i agree that you should've asked permission, and you could at least give credit... anywho, the image looks great, well chosen colors!!!

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voodoo

9:10AM | Sat, 20 April 2002

Nice coloring job, although I think it could use a bit of variation in contrast.... but why some people think it's ok to use another's artwork without permission is beyond me. You mention you got it from a fellow Renderosity artist. Caldwell? A member here? Right....

jtron

10:05AM | Sat, 20 April 2002

Looks really good, I agree with voodoo, a little more contrast between your high-highlights and shadows. Some of your shadows should be almost black, but not totally black. That will give your pic more dimension.........

Zelandonii

8:43AM | Tue, 23 April 2002

I meant to mention that the artist goes by the name of DarkJedi here, but it slipped my mind. Here's a link to his gallery: http://www.renderosity.com/gallery.ez?ByArtist=Yes&Artist=Darkjedi