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    (WIP) Wizard of Oz portfolio pieces- critiques welcome

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    • kayleenartlover
      kayleenartlover last edited by kayleenartlover

      Cowardly Lion update:
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      • kayleenartlover
        kayleenartlover last edited by

        I think I figured out what the colors will be for the characters. What do you guys think?
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            • kayleenartlover
              kayleenartlover last edited by kayleenartlover

              How does this look so far? I still need to do the background and lighting. So there may be some final detail changes to the characters left for the lighting part, but how does this look up close? Is the colored line art too much?

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              • Sara Therese Art
                Sara Therese Art @kayleenartlover last edited by

                @kayleenartlover Hi Kayleen. It looks like it's coming along nicely! And it's fun to see your process.

                Since you still need to do the background and lighting I'm not sure how much of this will be changed - but, here are my thoughts:

                • The yellow of the yellow brick road is very vibrant and it draws my eye away from the characters more than I think it should.

                • Will you be adding more light and texture to the Toto the dog? He seems a bit dark and undeveloped.

                • I like the movement you've given to the Scarecrow, but the highlights in his eyes (coupled with his face being straight on) make it appear that he is not looking at the lion.

                • I'm not sure the reasoning behind the lighter green outline in the bush around the Scarecrow's head and lion's body. I would remove this and keep the darker bush color which will help to add more value contrast between the bush and characters.

                • I'd go darker with the bushes in the foreground as though they are in shadow.

                • Have you considered giving the Tin Man and Dorothy a little more movement to their poses? With them standing next to each other, both straight and feet together, it seems a bit stagnant given the meltdown that the Lion is having.

                I hope this helps. Looking forward to seeing more!

                Sara Therese
                https://sarathereseart.com
                Instagram: @sarathereseart

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                  • kayleenartlover
                    kayleenartlover @Sara Therese Art last edited by

                    @Sara-Therese-Art
                    I fixed the scarecrow eyes, and added to Dorothy and Tinman's facial expressions. The outline around the characters is just because I removed the sketch of them underneath so the rest of the sketch is on a multiply layer to temporarily show what the background could look like. I will be doing a shady dapple lighting over everything so most of the road will be darker. Unfortunately I can't really change the poses of the characters at this point. I've been posting for a while and never got suggestions on how to change the poses so now there is too many hours and detail put into it that I'd have to redo. My goal was to have the lion be uncharacteristically sobbing and the others being surprised and not sure how to respond yet. Do the facial expressions look better?
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                      Sara Therese Art @kayleenartlover last edited by

                      @kayleenartlover Yes, I think the facial expression of the Tin Man is more expressive.

                      Sara Therese
                      https://sarathereseart.com
                      Instagram: @sarathereseart

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                      • kayleenartlover
                        kayleenartlover last edited by kayleenartlover

                        Does this look finished for a portfolio?
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