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Drawn & coloured entirely done by 'Freehand': BIC Medium ball-point pen & pencil crayons (cheap waxy ones) NO pencils or rulers used for guidelines.
Edited & filtered: Photoshop CS2
I can recognize a shape of an Alien's head. Freaky. 0.0
Your Favs,
Comments
& Critiques R very much appreciated.
Have a Great Day! Peace.
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Since I don't have a Premium Membership to request critiques on here,
I thought I'll include one that's kindly been given by
"At first, I really had no idea what I was looking at, but now I too see an alien! The detail of the shapes and the lines are really quite interesting, and I think it's great that you were able to get this quality using cheap tools. I think it's good for all of us to remember that it's the artist who makes the art, not the equipment.
Everything looks so metallic and technologically inspired, yet it's all got this organic flow to it. While there's no straight answer for what exactly we're looking at, it feels advanced somehow. I do have to strain a little to say it looks completely like an alien, but I can definitely see it. I'm not sure what the little space snail is on the bottom fits in, though.
Again, since it's a piece very much up for interpretation, I don't think there's anything you should do to change it. It honestly looks fine as is. Maybe a little more shading will give it some definition, but at the same time I don't think it needs more definition. It's up to you at this point if you want to change it or not, but I would say let it go. It's great as it is now. Awesome job!"
Edited & filtered: Photoshop CS2
I can recognize a shape of an Alien's head. Freaky. 0.0
Your Favs,
Comments
& Critiques R very much appreciated.
Have a Great Day! Peace.
-----------------
Since I don't have a Premium Membership to request critiques on here,
I thought I'll include one that's kindly been given by
"At first, I really had no idea what I was looking at, but now I too see an alien! The detail of the shapes and the lines are really quite interesting, and I think it's great that you were able to get this quality using cheap tools. I think it's good for all of us to remember that it's the artist who makes the art, not the equipment.
Everything looks so metallic and technologically inspired, yet it's all got this organic flow to it. While there's no straight answer for what exactly we're looking at, it feels advanced somehow. I do have to strain a little to say it looks completely like an alien, but I can definitely see it. I'm not sure what the little space snail is on the bottom fits in, though.
Again, since it's a piece very much up for interpretation, I don't think there's anything you should do to change it. It honestly looks fine as is. Maybe a little more shading will give it some definition, but at the same time I don't think it needs more definition. It's up to you at this point if you want to change it or not, but I would say let it go. It's great as it is now. Awesome job!"Image size
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some weeks before i stumbled upon your art here
ive got an dream about humans a big black moon who never will be shined upon from the sun and silicon life (the german Siliziumleben) got the right call to it (I blame BLAME)
and as ive seen your art, i was shocked
i fits these silicon lifeforme to the i(dot)
and with some of these (your creations/ art) come the ideas
i'ts just a shortstory till now but perhaps it will become more
...
just...
thanks...
you know.
ive got an dream about humans a big black moon who never will be shined upon from the sun and silicon life (the german Siliziumleben) got the right call to it (I blame BLAME)
and as ive seen your art, i was shocked
i fits these silicon lifeforme to the i(dot)
and with some of these (your creations/ art) come the ideas
i'ts just a shortstory till now but perhaps it will become more
...
just...
thanks...
you know.