Come Fly With Me! by Demented_She-Penguin
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This is an Amy Brown fairy that I copied and changed up a bit.
At the moment I dont have any good art supplies, so most of my work is done with a Bic pen and Crayola pencils. And I think the scanner Im using makes some of my stuff look a little gritty... Or maybe its the poopie paint program that I use to crop and resize the image.
Comments (12)
M2A
Very strong sketch, i like your subject and the style.
Alealonna
Very beautiful. Even without your great art supplies or programs it still came out amazing. Keep up the great work. 5+ :c )
ledwolorz
Wonderful work.
camtheman
haha. Yeah i do illustration as well and when i scan it it gets gritty as well. Usually peeps use the grit as a template and then do graphic art overtop of it. Either painting or even re-drawing it on the computer. Even with crayola, you can make a master piece. You just need to know how they are used effectively and then execute that. cavemen didnt even have crayola, yet they made markings on the walls that fassioned in a way that one could look at it on their wall with an artistic eye. You did a good job on this piece.
kansas
Wonderful artwork.
e-brink
A very interesting style. Great expression she has.
DeathTwister
Very very sweet work hun. Humm how I miss you??????
kenmo
Fantastic image....
anahata.c
again, your pen/pencil work shows real sensitivity: The detailing on the wings & hair shows real attention to the life within them (very nice lights in the hair). Also, you're intuitive in how you let your drawings fill your spaces, allowing the wings here to sweep into the lower portion of your drawing and take it over. (I really like that.) It makes some of your pictures complete little universes. If you drew this with a cheap Bic & crayola pencils, you obviously can make the simplest media sing. Re. the grit: If you don't want its effect, there are a few superb free programs on the market: The Gimp & Graphic Converter come to mind, though there are others. Graphic Converter is mainly for adjustments (of which it has many, believe me), but The Gimp is complete, several artists use it, it has numerous Photoshop-like features, it's totally free and it's available for Mac & Windows. (I mention these only if you don't know them...) A sensitive work as always. You have a genuine & natural talent...
jccj56
Vary Beautiful Image!! Fantastic Artwork!!
marcopolinski
texture and line .... excellent!
november22
I want to say more, but time is terribly short today, so: I like you style, this kinda' tatoo/illustrative technique - Mark above as allready covered all the bases anyway LOL. Cheers.