I drew this for one of my closest friends and I really hope it makes her smile. She inspired it with her words and ideas and spirit. I'm going to order her a huge print for her wall to show my eternal gratitude.
I was trying to capture that moment when someone suddenly appears in your field of vision and you can really only see their silhouette because your eyes haven't dark-adapted yet. That kind of mysterious, disorienting feeling when you want to see more, but your eyes just won't let you.
I made this in oc and photoshop, mostly photoshop though. Making it so that I could have a print was the most challenging. I was working w/o a ref so that I wouldn't have to deal with getting clearance for a reference photo. And I was working on it spliced into pieces in separate .psds, head in one file, hands in another, etc, since my computer was lagging when I tried to work on it all in one canvas. This piece took a lot of tinkering, to get the peices to configure back together and to get the anatomy right.
This was also in the most recent Raster chapter [link]
edit 5/21/07 - refined some things to make a better print
stunnning, such beautiful use of colours, so subtle but yet full of detail (that sounds cliched.....but still)
happy to click the link and see this load up.
ooooooooohhh, so radiant, the sky looks like the dawn or dusk, i love how the sky look when it looks like this, so much more interesting than blue daylight sky
oh and the glow!! you're sooo divine an artist or something
yeah i think this is something different from your usual stuff
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Well done ^__^
happy to click the link and see this load up.
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Naomi
it's superb...
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oh and the glow!! you're sooo divine an artist or something
yeah i think this is something different from your usual stuff
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