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Fixing Myself
Fixing Myself by @katycoop (Katy Coope)

This picture is kinda special for 3 reasons

1) It was my first time doing an anime style pic in acrylics 2) It was my first decent pic one on A3 (not that you can tell) 3) It ACTUALLY HAS A PROPER BACKGROUND

Woo, be amazed and stuff. To explain the content... It's a scene that is off Camera in the 'Refrain' part of The Seraphin Project; Emalkatrien, a higher power, finding a way to remind himself who he really is after some deep undercover work in which he performed some acts which he regrets for the rest of his life. Angst angst, mope mope. Don't worry, he gets better, etc.

So yes, paints. Ph33r. This took so much longer than I expected, and I did tart it up with fineliners, biro and colour pencils by the end. I'm fairly pleased with how it turned out, and am going to do some A4 prints of it to try and sell, I think. I like how Emal's expression came out, though that might just be becuase I know what his going on in his mind. And I WANT HIS BOOTS.

Art and Character © Katherine Coope

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Posted: Sunday, 02 February, 2003 @ 01:48 PM

Wow this is really good. The color is just amazing. if you have one for sale let me know wow.

Posted: Sunday, 02 February, 2003 @ 10:27 PM

This is an awesome picture--made even more awesome by the fact that you did it with real media. Paints no less. I have much respect for you. I lvoe how you painted the sunbeam, and the shine/glitter hitting all the metal. You've got quite some skill at drawing humans, too. I particularly like how well you've protrayed the symbolism here...excellent work! I do have one suggestion, however.

You've got all that dramatic lighting...but not many shadows. I'm certainly no expert, so I could be wrong...but it seems that with a light source that intense, there would be more, and deeper shadows. ie-maybe the wall away from the light should be a lot darker. Same for the areas of the person's body that are out of the light. They would be particularly intense, I think, because they are so close to the light source.

Again, I'm far from experienced when it comes to lighting, and I apologise if I am incorrect. >^_^<;

Your painting is very beautiful, as are your other works. Keep up the great work! bookmarks page

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Posted: Tuesday, 04 February, 2003 @ 06:32 AM

OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOH.YES ITS ME AGAIN.THIS IS THE BEST PIC IVE EVER SAW.(TEND TO HIS WOUNDS)POOR THING.DID HE HAVE A BAD LIFE?TSK TSK

Posted: Monday, 03 March, 2003 @ 10:51 AM

WOW!!! That's some good drawing. Please keep up the good work. Please do. You are very skilled, and... well... thinks long and hard Well, that's all I can think up.

Posted: Sunday, 23 May, 2004 @ 06:04 PM

I love it!!!!! its SWEET!!!! I don't know where the light is, but is it also comeing from the room? just wondering if the walls should be darker. I don't know, I'm not an expert. and thats a really small thing, just thought it might make Emalkatrien stand out more. I great!

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