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| Digital Art / Drawings & Paintings / Macabre & Horror | ©2012-2013 *PiccolaRia |
This is a lovely piece, not that I'm into vampires or anything, but I admire your work...the eyes are captivating, I would love eyes that color...lol! Great job!
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Thank you so much!!
This piece is so detailed and dramatic 
I love the dark, moody colors - the emotional facial expression - even the title adds to the image's meaning. Fantastic work 
You are a very good artist, with an excellent sense of shape and colour. You are quite masterful in realism, and you seem to have an impressive ease in using a tablet. In this specific piece, I love the pale and yet bright and vibrant palette you have used for the skin tones, and the way it highlights the eyes. I also find the detail of the lace very impressive, andespecially the shadow of it against the woman's cheek.
The overall choices in colour are great. The bright red works well against the black and the pale tones. The eyes are intense, and the draw the viewer into the picture very strongly.
However, the picture lacks originality. It a shame an artist of your calibre would just spend 4-5 hours drawing a beautiful, mysterious, pale, perfect vampire in a dark veil. We already have way too many of them. How about a wrinkled vampire, or one in scars, or one who dresses in a hippy fashion? How about a vampire from India, or a lazy vampire watching tv? Someone with your skills could create wonders if they picked a more unique subkect.
Some tiny technical suggestions would be to not have the eyebrow be so transparent through-out its length (there shoud at least be -some- point where it's reasonably thick), and to blend the lip colours a tiny bit more, as in real life those tiny lines on the lips are not as strongly visible and pronounced.
I am looking forward to seeing more art from you.
[p.s. An honest critique does not imply I could do better. Heaven knows I couldn't!!!]
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