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Aya Brea
Published: 2011-04-14 19:16:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 70340; Favourites: 3233; Downloads: 0
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At last my first fan art and personal work of this 2011!!!
Its been months since I made a personal semi realism art work.. I've been doing cell shade commissions so missed doing a fully paint art..
Yeah Aya Brea of Parasite Eve.. I never played any Parasite Eve games.. but when I tried to play the 3rd Birthday on PSP, She's damn freaking hot! can't wait to do a fan art of her.. haha! the truth is I'm still don't understand the story haha! I just knew that She's so hot! XD
About this artwork.. I really like that expression of her..and she's hiding from an enemy called twisted..
well hope you like it guys!
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This is a astounding art piece!! The detail is beautiful and the characters emotions are clearly expressed. The one thing I noticed is that the blood is not the most detailed. On the rips in the shirt the blood is just plain red. I would suggest putting a bit more detail into it like combing shades and smearing them together. Other than that I think this art piece is worthy of much praise! I can see the ammount of effort put into making this possible and I adore such effort! The only thing that I would add was the detail to the blood and cuts. I really hope that my small critique helped, you deserve every ounce of praise
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I played the game, but only Parasite Eve 2 and 3rd Birthday and this brought me back to my younger years.
I was only about 13 years old and probably freaked out with all the mitochondria creatures lying around but this piece surely gave me nostalgia.
As an amateur, I might not know anything about depths and shading but you've managed to make it as realistic as possible. The expression on Aya's face tells us that she's tired from fighting but will not give up. We see traces of blood, probably from Mitochondria beings she killed and also her tattered clothes, another sign that she's been fighting, perhaps for too long. I love how the piece as a whole, tells us the story on what happens in the Parasite Eve games.
This is certainly one of the most excellent art I've seen in terms of theme, atmosphere and content
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Let me start by saying that the bloodstain on her shoulder is better than half the stuff in my gallery, so you've at least got that going for you lol.
Seriously though, as a player of the game, I think it's interesting and awesome that you chose to draw her "damaged" (if you haven't played, her clothes get torn up when she receives damage). This shows an attention to detail further illustrated by the damage to the pillar and the texture (and twisty-ness of the Twisted. Further, a device I think you used excellently was the fuzzy and shady background. It provides almost no distraction from Aya and the Twisted looming behind her.
If I had to say one negative-ish thing, it would be that her face seems just a tad too small for her head, but feel free to ignore that considering the bloodstain thing mentioned above lol.
Overall, amazing work.
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First off, I like that you chose such a challenging pose and composition, most artists would not bother to place a figure in such a difficult setting, but the bend of her legs definitely suggests the character has just scrambled into the only spot she could find and is desperately fighting for her life.
On to critique. Your light sources seem to be all over the place. I see a strong highlight (called a kicker, or a rimlight, by most) on her shoulderm, underarm, neck, cheeck, and buttock, but also strong highlights on the tops of the protruding wires coming from the opposite direction as well as in contrary directions on the creature. This is a really confusing layout to me-- kickers usually only happen when there is a very strong, concentrated lightsource, yet your character is behind an object in what you are suggesting as a dark, dismal place with diffused lighting, behind an object. Also confusing is the shadow above the shoulder. There would be some reflected gray-blue light from the concrete behind her, but it would not be nearly so strong.
Another deviant suggested the blood vs actual wounds ratio-- I tend to agree. Lots of blood, but no apparent scrapes or actual wounds.
You have the overall motion of the pose done well, but the anatomy needs some work. The arm holding the gun's elbow is quite short. It looks loose, vulnerable, and unprepared to fire. Her finger doesn't look like it's anywhere near the trigger, either-- a risky situation for one in her predicament. If you've ever held a gun or watched people fire them, you'll know you have to have a pretty firm grip on them if you don't want to hit yourself in the face or miss your target e.deviantart.net/emoticons/w/w⦠" width="15" height="15" alt="
Her facial expression only suggests slight distress, not a life or death situation. It's good practice to sit in front of a mirror and practice drawing different expressions you make, or use a camera and sketch the snapshots. I'm not sure what sort of style you were going for, but I feel a lot of her features are too small, proportionately, for her face.
Overall I can see you worked very hard and spent a very long time on this. I really like the little touches you added-- the depth of field, the empty shells, the dust and the fraying on the jeans and the touching of the necklace as though it holds some kind of special significance. Just some things to consider the next time you work. Great job!
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dawm yeah she is hawt!!!!!
as I played the game, your picture is a at a pretty new spot for me wich makes it exhiting. the Twisted that came up there was so good feathered and your resamblens is at a 99 % of that one, I cloud help out with the story for some of your future pictures of the 3rd birthday, wich I would gladdly do, to be honest; I'm jeluos of you! you can draw sΓ³Γ³ good I wish I could!
and that look on her face, she is really like: "oh crap what am I ganna do? these f*cking twisted are everywhere and the Babel isn't going to help me either >~<;"
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Wow! Thank you very much for the critique! I really appreciated it!
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An overall solid piece of work. You have done some very solid work in terms of getting the shading for the shredded and damaged clothing, and there's a clear-cut light source to this piece. Overall, the coloring and shading is very solid and attractive. Your proportions and the way that her body is currently positioned looks pretty solid, and there's no obvious awkwardness. The handling of the background is attractive, and the way that she stands out as the dominant color and lightness in the scene gives it a good evocative feel.
Something that I appreciate is that you've kept the piece fairly tasteful for the particular genre and the type of image that we're looking at. Nothing is exposed to make the image look lewd or somehow outside of the horror genre, which is nice for this kind of a piece. Her expression isn't quite as fearful as I might have expected in the situation, but then again given that the characters in this are fairly desensitized quickly, it really isn't that surprising.
If I have any complaint it is that though we see a fair amount of blood on her body and all around, along with shredding to reflect clawed damage, we see very few marks whatsoever on her skin that match wounds. It's a touch outside of the realm of likelihood with that sort of damage to have so few cuts is a bit surprising. However, given that I recognize how unattractive such things are for some folks, I would say that this is more of an aesthetic preference personally.
All in all, however, good work. Continue to practice.
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Thank you very much for the critique!
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Not a problem. Happy to give it. Hope it was at least a little helpful, though it's pretty generic.
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Cool work!Β This game was cool and allΒ Β however they NEVER fixed the mouth moving for our US version cause they didn't look like they were saying those english words in a cutsceneΒ
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Awesome drawings!
You have been selected in our TOP 10 of the best Aya Brea drawings, congratulations!
If you want to see the video look for Ivalice Games on Youtube.
Thank you and keep the good workΒ Β Β
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I played and beat this game an I loved it!
epic artwork!
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LOVE IT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Props. This was one of my favorite series back in the day. Still have the originals. XD
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Fear not, for I will Protect thee from thy Evil Creature!
Nice Picture!
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I've seen enough hentai to know whats going to happen next
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hey great work by the way
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I would highly recommend you play the two previous games. It would help to clear up the story for you too. But damn is this good!
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MOTHER OF DIGITAL PAINTING
ASDFGHJKL THIS IS AWESOME
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jadlkamdkamdal thanks! XD
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OUTSTANDING <3 I can't.. I'm speechless.
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What beautiful and cool work! I 
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The first time I encountered the name "Aya" was in the first Parasite Eve... Years later, we named our daughter Aya (And her mother's name is Eve...), though I never hope to see her in this state, and no tentacles! It is, however, a great pic...
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Damn it! They F***ing killed the ORIGINAL Aya. I hate that! It's like when they killed Liu Kang in Mortal Kombat. But nice art man!
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Can completely relate to this piece! Very fine work.
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Very nice! You've captured the essence well!
I've beaten the game and there are still questions that I've not found any answers to...
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Very nice, tis a shame i haven't played PE 1or 2, just 3rd birthday
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