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Artist's Comments
Inspired by the character Cathal from 'Heir to Sevenwaters' by Juliet Marillier.
Stocks Used: Model- cat-in-the-stock Background- mcf-stock and salsolastock belt accessories: falln-stock and angelus-knight ring: indeed-stock CommentsAwesome job, it looks really realistic!
-- Nightwatch: united against resource abuse. Visit =What-lies-behind a club for background stockers and stock users! Club I'm in:*MedievalCommunity=What-lies-behind My art*Cat-in-the-mist This is beautiful. I love the book it is one of my favorites. He was also one of my favorite characters.
-- All or nothing at all, the true lover says, and that's true of it. My love will never die, he says. He claims eternity. and rightly. How can it die when it's life itself. Want to commission me?Note me for details! It's really neat. I've never read that book so I don't know exactly what you're going for, but Cathal looks a bit incongruous with his surroundings, the green stuff coming up from his hand is a bit odd, and his face looks strange - kind of distorted, but in more of a confusing way. Other than those little things, I really like this picture - the concept is so wonderfully creepy.
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Critiques
I think the only thing that I would change on it is the lighting. With him holding the lantern and the magic in his hand I almost expect it to be a little darker setting. Maybe closer to dusk than bright daylight. It would be interesting to see him lit from the one side by his lantern light and then have a glow from his magic as well. This is purely a personal preference though
Otherwise I actually had to look at this piece's category in order to realize it was not a photo. All I kept thinking was that this was a great shot to capture... then I realized you didn't "capture" it quite the way I thought. Very well done
besides that, it is VERY well done.
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