Woot! I did it! This is (I think) the finished version of one of my commissions for a friend in Alberta. I've been terribly slow getting it done, but I finially cracked down and did it.
*deep breath* Goodness me am I ever tired. Time to go create a world or something light.
Apr 27, 2006, 6:03:54 AM UTC | Total Edits: 1 | Last edited on Apr 27, 2006 by Humority
This is brilliant Mini! I'm really loving the shading and the amount of detail. I doubt I'd have the patience. Great composition and again, love the toning, especially in the sky. This picture makes me wanna travel. Awesome job Robin. Sorry I haven't been reviewing much. This is definitely going to my faves.
*grin* I know. Wanderlust plagues me wherever I go.
Don't worry, luv. I know you've been over your head with school and such. Besides, I'm behind on my commenting as well, so don't worry a mite about it, ok? *hugs*
You can't imagine how I much I want to just leave everything yeah, just travel. Btw, I might post some pictures I made in Jerusalem this month, I'm a camera addict, hehe. Darn the schoo; again...
*grin* I get bad wanderlust. Unfortunately, I haven't the means to sate it yet... So I just plan with Jon, and think that someday, eventually, we'll get to go somewhere else....
Yes, if I had time, I definitely would be looking through everything, leaving my comment trail. As it is, I get to see almost everything, but I don't have time to leave proper critiques.
Holy shit! Girl you have some major skills! I am loving this. you have gotten much better in your art I can see it. You and all this marble and wood...I don't even know how you do it. I seriously need my own portable Robin so I can have your help when I need to know how I am going to start off drawing wood like you! This is so awesome very beautiful I am so faving this!
So you just make some parallel lines and then...what? I need to know it is for something I am drawing and I am kinda stuck because of the mean wood! And no problem hun. *huggles*
well, honestly - I just scribbled lines that went in the same direction as the wood grain. What kind of wood do you need? Just planks? What will they be on?
Yes I do...I haven't scanned much of my art work just because I haven't really had a nice time with my scanner...it doesn't like me anymore...and so I really only have my friends to show. I can try and scan it right now and show you if you would like?
Oh my goodness, lovey... look what you did! It looks so faboolus. Those ropes look so awesome! You can pretty much see all the knot work. Lordy, lordy. And the planks of wood really look like planks of wood. You know you are a Goddess of art, right? Well, if not, now you do. That kid really seems to be enjoying himself(?). I hope it is a boy. Otherwise it is a very unfortunate girl as far as umm, chest structure goes. I just love this drawing hun. It looks like you spent alot of time on it and it is just really pleasant to look at. Plus it brings back alot of memories of the ocean for me. And now I miss it. Love you sweetie. MMMMMMMMMMWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHHHHHHH!!! Man, I am a good kisser.
Yes - I drew in all the rope coils and everthing. I've made a minor adjustment to the picture since I posted yesterday, to fix the perspective of the 'rope ladder', if you will, to the left. You can see the twisting and everything now.
The child is a little girl. She's not supposed to have any chest, since she's only 9 in the picture, but it's GOOD that you thought she was a boy. She's trying to masquerade as one, you see. It makes getting around as a stowaway much easier if you can be accepted as a dockhand.
Much love, darling - and yes - you give excellent kisses! Mwah! *hugs*
Hi Minimaid! It's me, Piglet. I really like this one. You've gone through some pains to get all the shading done and haven't cut any corners. I particularly admire the perspective you've achieved in the boat... something I have always had trouble with. Good job! 3 gold stars
I very rarely cut corners in commission work. If I try, it always seems to come out all wrong. Thank you so much for your kindness! I'm glad you like my work.
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I'm glad you like it!
I doubt I'd have the patience. Great composition and again, love the toning, especially in the sky. This picture makes me wanna travel. Awesome job Robin. Sorry I haven't been reviewing much. This is definitely going to my faves.
Don't worry, luv. I know you've been over your head with school and such. Besides, I'm behind on my commenting as well, so don't worry a mite about it, ok? *hugs*
You can't imagine how I much I want to just leave everything yeah, just travel. Btw, I might post some pictures I made in Jerusalem this month, I'm a camera addict, hehe. Darn the schoo; again...
Yes, if I had time, I definitely would be looking through everything, leaving my comment trail. As it is, I get to see almost everything, but I don't have time to leave proper critiques.
Much love, ducky.
Yes - I drew in all the rope coils and everthing. I've made a minor adjustment to the picture since I posted yesterday, to fix the perspective of the 'rope ladder', if you will, to the left. You can see the twisting and everything now.
The child is a little girl. She's not supposed to have any chest, since she's only 9 in the picture, but it's GOOD that you thought she was a boy. She's trying to masquerade as one, you see. It makes getting around as a stowaway much easier if you can be accepted as a dockhand.
Much love, darling - and yes - you give excellent kisses! Mwah! *hugs*