Storm WIP: Feedback is Appreciated
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@notfitkid Excellent! What a way to end, in style! Good luck with your path. The work on your website is phenomenal!
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Love this. It's like Wild Kratz meets 300!
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@Jeremiahbrown LOL That is definitely a movie that my 5 year old and I would love to see!
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@PenAndrew Thanks for the kind words! I wish you the best as well!
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Fantastic...I just signed up for another year, hope to be as successful as you eventually. Great emotion and color sets a great mood!
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@Larue From the little that I read of your short bio, I can tell you have a ton of courage, ardor, and talent. I am already a fan and will be cheering you on as well!
Albert Lee
Serial Doodler and Illustrator
www.AlbertLeeIllustration.com
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@notfitkid Thanks Albert, I'm flattered that someone of your caliber has faith in me....all us artists need all the support we can get!
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This is a great piece Albert! I love your work and will miss seeing it in the forums and contests. I hope to be able to achieve such stunning illustrations as you have. Thanks for all the inspiration.
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@notfitkid As your work is so awesome, I am wondering what were the major things that you learned throughout the year that really helped your process, and what advice would you give to those that have recently joined?
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I don’t think the text is necessary, I actually find it a bit distracting. The splashing water feels a little bit too much like it’s just a splatter effect from a brush. It might just be because some of the splashes are really sharp while most of the rest of the image is a bit softer so softening them up a smidge could help. Otherwise this piece looks amazing, fantastic work!
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@Griffin Thank you for your helpful critique! You are right on about the text. It was honestly just thrown in there as a place holder and not given enough thought. Per your suggestions, I will probably end up removing it completely. In regards to the brush strokes/pattern in the foreground, I decided to keep them sharp to contrast with the elements in the background to help accentuate the sense of depth, dramatic lighting, and motion. I agree that the brush pattern does look somewhat formulaic/predictable though. I think I will have to add motion blur them slightly to make them feel integrated. Thanks again! Your suggestions were super helpful!
Albert Lee
Serial Doodler and Illustrator
www.AlbertLeeIllustration.com
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@notfitkid whoa I love the detailing on the light whisps that come off the sword
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@AngelinaKizz Thank you, Angelina! I appreciate your kind words! I believe that you have already produced beautiful pieces! I loved your take on Riley and your recent treehouse. They were so creative and exuded so much personality. I am eager to see what you all produce in the coming months
Albert Lee
Serial Doodler and Illustrator
www.AlbertLeeIllustration.com
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@notfitkid thankyou, that means a lot Albert!
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@notfitkid I wanted to write the same as Griffin. I think the text is not necessary, maybe some fish silhouettes jumping out of the water could enforce the action and motion and balance the composition instead.
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@notfitkid Albert do you create your work from start to finish with digital apps?
