Oshiikame

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Submitted by: Lady-Sianna

Posted: Feb 7, 2010 12:50 pm

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Galleries: Adventure, Finished Work, GIMP, General, InuYasha, Mythical Creatures, Teen Female (14-19), Young Adult Male (20-40)

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First things first. This is a spoiler pic from my story "Absolution's Pursuit." Even though I have not written it yet, anyone who is reading the story will understand this scene. If not, go read the story! lol!

Also, this is my first attempt at drawing a tortoise. I think I could have done a better job on the shell, but over all I think it turned out okay. I know you can't see Sess and Kagome's faces in this, but for some reason I really wanted the drawing to be from this angle.

Enjoy!

Here's a link to the story: http://www.fanfiction.net/s/5455075/1/Absolutions_Pursuit

tavisharts

Total Posts: 14

Feb 7, 2010 2:13 pm

Very nice. I like the colors.

I actually don't think it's a problem that you can't see kagome's or Sesshomaru's face. Actually not seeing their faces adds more to the storytelling aspect of this picture.

It puts more prevalence on the turtle itself, intentionally making the turtle take the spotlight and leading the viewers eyes to it.

I actually like using that trick in art ever since I learned about it in theater. It's refereed to as "stealing the spotlight." The audience will take a cue from where other actors are looking. So if a person stands farther in the background and forces the other actors to look back at them the audience will be compelled to look at them and only them. Its great to use in art because you can really lead a viewer with it. Of course you probably already know about that and I'm just rambling now. XD Sorry.

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Lady-Sianna (Reply)

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Feb 7, 2010 2:46 pm

Thanks for commenting! When I came up with the idea for this pic, I really did want to focus on the tortoise, but I kinda wanted to do like, a shot of the other character's faces. Sort of like a faded background of their facial expressions, but I think I like it better this way. Actually, I didn't know about the "stealing the spotlight" thing. I have never taken any art or theater classes, so this was a nice bit of info for me! ^_^

Thanks again!

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