May stormN wip(s)
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@PenAndrew thank you!
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Its a crazy feeling to almost completely cover up a picture you just finished, what are your thoughts? Is it too much, did I lose out most of my details?
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I’m thinking of adding a bird of some sort to the upper left corner, a falcon or ibis?
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@Asyas_illos Wow this is so cool, I can really see and feel that sand blowing. Great job!
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@Kristen-Lango thank you!
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@Asyas_illos A sandstorm! What a cool idea. Love how this looks. I don't think it's too much. Definitely feels like sand moving swiftly through the air.
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@Asyas_illos OHHHHHHH...MYYYYYY...GOODNESS!!!! This looks so authentic! So Gorgeous!
Much love and God bless!
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@frankiiij thank you I appreciate your enthusiasm!
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@Johanna-Kim thank you!
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Does the falcon sit well or does he convolute the story? I was just trying to show the difference in the air (in case it wasn’t obvious lol) and the thickness below
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@Asyas_illos This is so adorable
Erin Richardson
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@ArtistErin Yes, I agree.
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@ArtistErin @PenAndrew thank you
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@Asyas_illos I think because of all the white surrounding the falcon, he's become the focal point.
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@AngelinaKizz thanks for the feedback maybe if I darken her hair it’ll bring the attention back down to her…?
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So here’s a version with darker hair
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@Asyas_illos beautiful job rendering the sandstorm!
What is your intended focal point?
For me, the falcon draws attention -- why is he there? What does he add to the story?
Because you have 4 characters in each of the 4 corners, they're competing for attention. If you intend that the woman be the main character, because she's the smallest, you may need to put her in the darkest colors so that she will stand out. right now the camel and sphynx draw more attention than she does, because of their value, size, and because the sphynx is above the sandstorm.
That's how I'm seeing it, anyways. Hope this feedback is helpful.
Again, great piece!
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@Asyas_illos what if you put a bit more tension on the falcon and flipped him to flying against the wind? You would keep the air change feel, have more of a triangle between your characters (minus the pharaoh).
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So the falcon is definitely not needed to tell the story I was just thinking it was lacking something I tried one more spot for him but I can remove him altogether if it doesn’t work what do you guys think?
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@Asyas_illos I think if you wanted to keep the falcon which I prefer on the left, but I agree it does draw your eye, as it well done, maybe you could make it a lower value, almost a silhouette and lower it in the sky.
