Rainclouds
The dark one is frightened; she doesn't want to be a raindrop. She doesn't want to fall from the sky.
The light one is vain; she knows people lie in the grass just for the chance to see her float by. It's nice to be a cloud in the sky.
I really don't like this picture.
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I love the blue in this.
Nice pic
It's delicate and seemingly well planned.
You have very confident lines.
The only thing that bothers me a little bit about this picture is the placing of the characters, it's not very rounded out.
But still elegant and pleasant to look at.
Confident lines? Does this mean my lines aren't shaky? (I'm sorry, I don't talk to artists much, and I don't understand a lot of the terms people use. Please don't think I'm dumb!)
And yeah, confident lines means that they are clean and precise. It's considered very professional to have confident lines if that's the look you're going for.
I still love this picture though.
And being self-taught is something we have in common.
Y'know?
The raindrop's hair should be more affected by gravity, both the inking and the coloring were rushed and have a lot of errors, and I hate the cloud's hair and dress. :x Those are the main reasons I don't like it. There are more, though...
As for the coloring, it was just colored pencils. n_n; I wish I knew how to use watercolors!! That would be so cool!
Thanks again!
Well, for Raindrop's hair, I just figured she was only starting to fall. Gravity and such take a second to really show effect. That's just me, though.
Yeah, I wish I could use watercolors, too.
And for future reference, I'll probably be using that explanation as an excuse for the gravity in this picture.
As for coloring with colored pencils, if I may be so bold, I'm confident that you could color in the same style! All you have to do is hold the pencil at an angle (so it's not sharp and doesn't cause lines) and start at the darkest part of the shadow. Then color toward the chosen lightsource and get lighter with the pressure as you go!
Did that make sense? I hope so. :x
Hrm. I may have to break out the crayolas again. I've been coloring with my five megatank pens lately, and I love them, but the color range is so limited, it doesn't work for me.
Me: *shoots* yeah i think everyone does