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anotherdamian — Age of Champions Bad Girl
Published: 2012-09-14 02:11:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 8922; Favourites: 328; Downloads: 300
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The only requirements for this one was the name, Bad Girl. So I immediately thought of those bands like the Ronnettes, the Shangri-Las, or more recently the Detroit Cobras, and of course Amy Winehouse. So this piece is kinda a hybrid of the look and the sound of 60's bad girl music.Related content
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Thanks! Glad you dig the piece.
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I love the coloring, the outfit design, the look on her face. Great piece of art!
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Thanks! Cool flesh tones can be difficult. This piece went through some rough times as you can see in the paint up gif here
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Bioware Social. Formerly Klicknation.
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she's really beautiful my dear 
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Glad you like how she came out. Doing a blue skin tone can be counted as zany. It's easier to do on monsters, but it's hard to make look pretty. So I'm glad it turned out well. For the hair I looked at pictures of both Ronnie Spector, and Amy Winehouse.
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exactely!!! my knowledge of blue skinned ladies are pretty small, only Mystique is in my book, but I find her skin-tone to be fitting to both her personality and beauty 
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Don't be too hard on Amy. She was really cute till she started getting harangued by the media and consumed by her vises, near the end. The list of charities she was involved with goes on and on. Not at all the image her publicists or the media portrayed her as.
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I agree with you
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Where are her tats? JK, this one is frikkin nice, man!
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She's a 60's bad girl, not a 90's bad girl.
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One of the best things about your work is you make great imagery look easy
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Ha! You mean sloppy don't you.
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lol!...no , it's just that all the elents look as though they were meant to be there from the start, i only recently started doing digital work due to most of my traditional stuff being too big for my scanner,a lot of times i try to reproduce some of it digitally, and it's so much trial and error it takes longer than the original
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I started traditionally as well. It's a little bit weird at first but it helped me to approach digital like a mixed media piece, working both additively and subtractively. Throwing stuff up then scraping it away with layer masks made it easier for me to start. I also did a lot of glazing color with multiply layers over pencils I scanned in to start.
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Thanks for the quick tutorial!
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Sweep the leg Jamie!...Sorry, wrong "Cobras."
Nice job with the background, but I'm a little confused why she's blue. My understanding of how lighting works could be wrong, but I didn't think she'd be lit as blue with those yellow candle flames in the background.
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Oh, yeah. And she's a dark elf. Fantasy games.
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I figured there'd be a logical fantasy explanation (oxymoron?). I've never played D&D or read similar literature, so it takes me a bit to recognize a dark elf when I see one.
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Make sure you keep it that way. It's a social disease that some of us have to bare from a misspent childhood.
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My friend almost got me infected with that plague when he started buying D&D manuals. He never had enough time to put any serious effort into it though, so I think I'm still clean. Though Lord knows my 90's-specific taste in cartoons has given me a disease of my own.
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