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Alice-Bobbaji β Morckoor dans le desert
Published: 2004-02-21 00:25:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 1829; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 350
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Et Morckoor se demanda pourquoi ces dunes Γ©taient aussi moches.And Morckoor in a rare moment of reverie wondered why those dunes were so ugly ^^
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Oh, this is good! I loke those clothes the best, both their design and how you so skilledly made them real. Very pretty!
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Je crois que je l'adore quand il fait la gueule. DΓ©finitivement. Ou alors avec un rire sadique. Hmmmm...
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peut-Γͺtre un elf comme lui est trop fier de lui-mΓͺme XD
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Wow. The details in the wrinkles and what not is outstanding. And that tree. I love that tree.
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the tree is in fact the wall of an odd wood tower
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oooo... I would have thought the creeping roots made it a tree. ^.^; sorry. I still like it! Its still amazing!
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Oof.. oh wow, the coloring... the folds and the texture in the tree, it's so beautiful...
*gets to practice her terrible french skills, whee!*
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It's not really a tree, it's a tower . The texture is tricky
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Wow, love the shading on his clothes and the hair! The head blends into the tree a bit, though.
Looking at this one and reading the comment, I think it may actually be a hardware problem. Your sanner looks as though it didn't pick up lighter shades. And then the colours will all look washed out in "my" technique (no idea why; it usually works just fine with the normal colour technique!) My scanner picks up the faintest fluff of dust (which can be annyoing) but I'm quite happy with it.
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yes, that's exactly that. My stubborn scanner doesn't want to pick up light greys like the sky and dunes. It's the same with my Olja as a kid picture, it's way too white. Those dunes look really lame.. I had added a little yellow colored layer , but still it looks white
Bah, that poor scanner is seven years old , and starts to behave a bit oddly ..-_-
I should give your technic a try on a very dark watercolor.May be painting a drow for once ^^
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I actually prefer doing drow in pencil (even when i work in watercolour for the rest of the pic), at least when I'm working small. There are so many things that can go orribly wrong when you do a dark-skinned face in watercolour that's only an inch long! ^^
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Very true, dark faces are hard to paint, mixing pencil works and watercolor is quite worth a try! Mmh, I am scared to draw anything drowish anway , people could start to ask me to draw...eek.. you know who ^^
Anyway it's enjoyable to be between books, I can take a bit of time experiment with illustrations! It's relaxing and brings a bit of change !
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The J-word?
I've actually taken up *that* particular question in my FAQ now! Not that anybody ever reads it
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J-word yes! and D-word as well
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Not to forget the Z-word.
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Ouch.. Z word..ack and worse , not drowish but the dreadful AE-word
In fact, I know, I should let my drow remain nameless and not even darken their face so that no one know who they are 
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mmmMMMmm im amazed by your detail, again 
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I used Jenny's way of doing watercolor but I am not very good with it..
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Ooo nice detailing of colours, contours and shape! I love it!
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