Well, I was going to go to sleep, but I created this instead It was meant to just be some dude in profile, but I got a little carried away with the paints.
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Hah, this is so awesome xD I'm not sure if these were your intentions, but I think it's cool how the picture takes on a darker tone as you focus more on his face, and a lighter one as you focus on his hair and the colors around him. Sort of makes me think he's hiding something. Then again, I read into pictures too much sometimes. Anyway. You're really talented Keep it up!
Wow you're great! When I try to draw faces, they look. . . bad. I think you're nose is a little small, (I'm a perfectionist ) and I'm not positive that the pupil is in the center of the eye. Otherwise, I love the colors, as the title says, and how you use different tomes at different parts of the painting. I like the eye colors, spectacular!
Hiya, XxTheBlackSheepxX! Wow, this is really good! Once again, I can see a bit of a manga influence, paired with your own style, and the result is neat! I especially like your use of paints and the way you rendered the subject's eye. It's stylized, yet very lifelike. Keep up the good work!
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I have only one thing to say. I know he has a lot of hair and everything but still I think you should indicate the ear somewhere. I dunno it just seems odd to me that I can't see the ear.
Other than that I think this picture is awesome! The colors, the fading and the background all make him look so mysterious and frightening. I love it!
This is awesome, and I love the title as well. My only suggestion is that you make the features a little more prominent. The nose and such in detail is blending in with the color...well...in a way that's good and relates to the actual picture and title so it works either way!
When we are children we seldom think of the future. This innocence leaves us free to enjoy ourselves as few adults can. The day we fret about the future is the day we leave our childhood behind. — Patrick Rothfuss, The Name of the Wind