The Last Battle by nikitacreed

New Artists • (none) • posted on Apr 20, 2001

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Here is a new one using the Battle Princess armor and the Wild Waves hair I bought today! The character is one I am still working on! The armor and hair ROCK! Thanks Anton and Traveler!!

Comments (9)

n3ur0ph0b3

2:38AM | Sat, 21 April 2001

WOW that great Niki, except for the left hand...

TLFPoet

6:47AM | Sat, 21 April 2001

Love the armor! The left wrist does look a she is suffer from a serve case of carpal tunnel syndrome, but besides that she looks great.

nikitacreed

6:51AM | Sat, 21 April 2001

Okay...here's where I mention that her hand was injured in battle. I thought it was obvious....guess not.

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3-DArena

11:25AM | Sat, 21 April 2001

Great one Nikita! Face is excellent, can really see the emotion there!

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Calseeor

10:58PM | Sat, 21 April 2001

Nikita..this is a very great piece of work. I love the blood stains, how did you do them, if you dont mind me asking? Her expression tells it all...bad day at battle, where is my ale? :)

nikitacreed

11:36PM | Sat, 21 April 2001

Thank you!!:-) How I did the blood stains was in post work. I did it like this. It was easy actually. 1. I created a new transparent layer on top of the original. 2. I chose the bloodiest red Photoshop had to offer. LOL! 3. I just swtiched between brushes and painted the blood stains on top of the armor then "faded" each brush. Then I used the "smudge" to smudge them up a bit. I wish I could tell you which brushes but I don't remember.:-( 4. For the bruise I first painted the blood with a regular paintbrush and then painted on top of it with the "art history brush". I used one of the brushes that was lines running diagonally. I hope that made sense. I could probably save myself some time next time and just paint them on the texture itself. LOL!

CDEdwards

1:36PM | Tue, 24 April 2001

Nice... She does need a better sword though. ;)

noelcraig

7:56AM | Sat, 08 September 2001

Hi nikita, I really like this alot. What you have done to the damaged arm is interesting because it looks like her muscles have contracted leading to her hand curling up, which does actually happen after a stabbing or whatever so yes this is very good indeed

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steve allen

5:19PM | Mon, 10 September 2001

I agree with the comment on the sword. But over than that I realy love this image. Her face says so much. And her is amazing - so thick and shapely. I'd like to see a HEAD&SHOULDER shot! WONDERFUL.