This is worse than if Tree wrote it!!!!
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The Illustrated Chronicle of the Lady Jasmine
- Thread starter Wragg
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Good job that's Rebecca and not Barb or I'd be in for demerits!
A true compliment!
CF is a strange place. This is like that Michael Jackson thing where "bad" became "good", I think.A true compliment!
Still going strong.
morten sigurdson
Voivode of Wallachia
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
The only place where Angelus Mortis and mortals can chat on equal terms!
Meanwhile : keep going, Wragg!
I will, Lox, and completely free to CF members because I enjoy doing it even if it does make me go squiffy-eyed
Jackie1111
Tribune
You are going to enjoy this. I may not have the best boobs for dancing, but I more than make up for it with that special way of shaking my hips and ass.
Just sit back now and watch.
bobinder
ARTISAN
You are really honing your skills on this series, Wragg!Poor Rebecca....
Helena's subtly furrowed brow, and parted lips exposing her teeth, the nail piercing Rebecca's wrist and the small trickle of blood from biting her lip - all of these features showing wonderful attention to detail!
I don't have much to say that hasn't been said already. There is manip work, and then there is the fine detail you've put into this graphic work, choosing your shots, the depth of field, whether it's a close up or a panoramic. Most of us work on the level of a single frame, or painting. Just that alone would be enough to add complexity, but you've gone as far as to change expressions for speech and emotion, which may not have been there in the original. I'm not saying, "don't do it", but I'm trying to convey that I understand some part of what you're doing, and I appreciate it veyr much.
I am also suggesting that I will NOT be doing this.
I am also suggesting that I will NOT be doing this.
You are really honing your skills on this series, Wragg!
Helena's subtly furrowed brow, and parted lips exposing her teeth, the nail piercing Rebecca's wrist and the small trickle of blood from biting her lip - all of these features showing wonderful attention to detail!
Thanks both. As you both know, there are times when I feel that ambition triumphed over my better judgement when I started this. Part of what drives me is knowing what Repertor put into those original graphics. But you are right, this is not a task to be undertaken lightly!I don't have much to say that hasn't been said already. There is manip work, and then there is the fine detail you've put into this graphic work, choosing your shots, the depth of field, whether it's a close up or a panoramic. Most of us work on the level of a single frame, or painting. Just that alone would be enough to add complexity, but you've gone as far as to change expressions for speech and emotion, which may not have been there in the original. I'm not saying, "don't do it", but I'm trying to convey that I understand some part of what you're doing, and I appreciate it veyr much.
I am also suggesting that I will NOT be doing this.
Frank Petrexa
Tribune
OK, so using a pencil or a brush is high skill. Computers are supposed to automate everything and put artisans out of work. I guess they don't--they just require different artisans. I can sleep better tonight.
morten sigurdson
Voivode of Wallachia
Amazing nailing scene, very well done SirView attachment 722109View attachment 722111
I've just realised I've passed the 100 image mark in this series!
Dear Lord. I can't imagine having that many images in one.project. Congratulations!View attachment 722109View attachment 722111
I've just realised I've passed the 100 image mark in this series!
Also, nice work here. Good nailing scenes are hard to come by, and a trick to produce, so much appreciation for that.
bobinder
ARTISAN
I've just realised I've passed the 100 image mark in this series!
Wow - adding the eyes to the face shot and a couple of pixels' lateral motion blur has turned this dramatic portrait into a truly phenomenal image!
bobinder
ARTISAN
Sometimes the same artisans work in both traditional and computer graphic media to create the illusion...
Sometimes the artisan can't actually draw to save his own life either (speaking personally).Sometimes the same artisans work in both traditional and computer graphic media to create the illusion...
