Red by georgedvore

Poser • (none) • posted on Sep 23, 2001

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this is my first attempt at drawing hair, so criticism would be greatly appreciated. you might be wondering why it looks v similar to kozaburo's kyoko hair. well... i didn't want to be THAT original on my first attempt and copied the style. not entirely illogical! with practice, i'll hopefully be admited into the ranks of vidal sassoon :-) >**< pottery - mike kuykedall chair - Tony Lynch picture frame - ooh betty graphic design Picture in frame - MrY C Chan jeans Texture - Stranger Aeons leotard Texture - aleknest@yahoo.com Posette Texture - Tom's 3d FantaC's natutal 'o' doors made by me stained glass, screen thingy, made by me don't be shy...feedback is required for improvement ;-)

Comments (9)

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Sasha_Maurice

8:20PM | Sun, 23 September 2001

thats great hair! nice expression on her face too. love your props, specially the screen glass thingy....i see a face in there! looks kewell!!! :)

trevor3000

9:24PM | Sun, 23 September 2001

very nice work!

Neec

9:59PM | Sun, 23 September 2001

you've done a superb job with painting the hair.. and the entire composition is terrific...nice work!

Mosca

10:01PM | Sun, 23 September 2001

Hair looks good, though yeah, you might as well have used Kozaburo's. The full-frontal seated pose is not what Poser's best at--all that bunching at the groin. A bit of an oblique angle would help make her look less stiff.

Little Red

1:31AM | Mon, 24 September 2001

This is a really nice room, and of course, I LOVE the hair!

NChanTryss

3:08AM | Mon, 24 September 2001

The hair is painted really well. However, the hair should fall straight downwards unless it's plastered solid to the side of her head. Since her head is tilted to her left, perhaps a few strands falling stray might help make it look more natural. Otherwise, very nice work.

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