hmn....cool one

--
“Aquí se levantará el Monumento al Gil a Cuadros”

purty!

mmmm... q rikaaaaa

--
-Tu turu turu----*.*----KBoOm-
~Los angeles no estan en el cielo~

wow

--
Blitz's Blog: [link]
Blitz Art Yahoo Group:
[link]
Operation BioHazard Yahoo Group:
[link]
Be smart and JOIN!

Nice! I knew this one would be turn out incredible just from the in-progress stages; damn that turned out good! I definitely respect your grasp on human anatomy and coloring techniques. Excellent work, man!

--
Proud creator of ~ohshitplz

You did a great job on this one... very sensual and deadly looking all in one. ^_^ But, I have one small nit. According to the description, this character has skin like "polished mahogany". According to what I recall, mahogany is a reddish-brown wood, which has amber highlights when it's highly polished. This picture has a skintone that is nowhere near that description.

Aside from that, it's still a good piece of work.


Maintain and Check Six!

--
Bugs : "Er, um . . . a Hare-um. I t'ink?"

[Smokey the Genie pops out, looks in the door quickly, amid more shrieks, then grins at Bugs]

Smokey : "Oh, THAT was a harem, alright! I know a harem when I see one!"

ou... >.<

--
COMMISSIONS! [link]

Umm, if that is the character you describe, explain why her eyes are blue, not red, her skin is pale, not black like mahogany, and why her hair is blond not white or grey?

It IS very nice work, but it doesn't seem to have anything to do with the long description.

If you're trying to do drow, this is a good idea of what they look like:

[link]

It's not just her skin: He described a drow. Drow are NOWHERE near what that picture looks like. The picture (and it is a pretty one) is of a high elf, or a surface elf, or blood elf. (depending on what literature you read.)

I found a better image to describe what drow look like:

[link]

It's not just the skin... it's the whole "she is not a drow" thing. I know I must sound like a nerd, but's it's like painting a picture of Santa-Clause and naming it "Easter-Bunny delight." Santa has nothing to do with the easter bunny.

The quality of the work is really great, truely, some of your best... but you did not draw the subject of the story you wrote in the description.

here, this is a better image:

[link]

Sorry for the double post.