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Mary Huff

Elijah
Elijah by @Chronicdoodler (Mary Huff)

It's official I'm pathetic, but let's just say I drew him becuase I respect him as an actor, and not the fact he is absolutely gorgoues in this picture.

I rather like this becuase instead of outlines, the face is split apart by natural shadows, and contrasts. I major step away form all the other stuff I do. (Reference pic used)

Artists Notes: Rough sketch first than scanned into photoshop 6. 9 and a half hours. At one time 24 layers going (nearly killed my computer) but all together through the process 30.

*Oh Frodo Baggins either get a email or get a life. Unless you can offer real constructive criticism don't leave a review. You are far too negative to me and other talented artists here at side 7.

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Posted: Monday, 30 September, 2002 @ 05:33 PM

Ah, you've been bothered by that Frodo Baggins too, huh? I just banned him from commenting on my gallery (it's in your "Manage Image Comments" section when you login...find a comment he made, then click: "Ban this user." Yeah. Woo7.)

It's neat to see someone else starting off with digital painting...it's a really great technique to work with, vs. filling in lines (though...both are pretty neat. ;)

my art: www.side7.com/art/daniwill

Posted: Saturday, 28 December, 2002 @ 08:56 AM

Wow, That's all I can say is WOW, this picture is like REALLY good. You did really well on the detail and making him look realistic! ~claps~ Very very talented you are! Elijah is a great actor.

Posted: Tuesday, 06 May, 2003 @ 05:45 PM

First off, you are not pathetic. Second, that is wonderful! I can't draw realstic at all.

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