Commission: Art of Life

Those complex backgrounds! How DO you do it?! O.O

Beautiful piece! The foreground is quite well-defined, and I think you make excellent use of the color red: It may be minimal, but it stands out, most notably in the goblet on the stand and in those lovely screaming demon faces in the painting.(!) "New kind of art," indeed. The face attempting to escape the canvas is a nice touch as well.

The technique you used for the lighting evokes a cavern or hidden temple. I get the strong impression that these mysterious painters are performing some dark ritual. With blood paint, no less!

In summary, I applaud your use of color, lighting, and techniques used for the representation of your patron's OCs and subject matter. Bravo!

This is so amazing! Very interesting composition. You are great artist! 

This is as eerie as awesome! Cadian40k's character rocks and you made it even more badass and scary.
The whole drawing is very good, only the pose the the pianting hand looks quite unnatural to me.

It is weird I dunno how to think about those bicephalous bishies... I feel thy're sexy but I don't know if I would prefer them sepparated... or this is best!

Wow! This work is... I dont know what I can to say. Great is not to enaught. 

You know, I've been considering what to say here pretty much since you posted this piece. Really I guess I've been letting all the details sink in. The inverted imagery is probably one of the most subtle details to me, but also such a nice touch!

It's interesting to me that the angelic being speared on that pillar has wings outstretched because there seems to be nothing keeping them extended and my assumption was that the creature itself was dead. Makes you wonder what Seheron did there.

The corpses dangling in the background behind the artist's easel... I admit at first glance I didn't really notice them at all, rather that the wall there had a 'strange pattern'. Then I was looking at the reflection on the ceiling and wondering what it was and when I realized I was thinking, 'But how would they keep them suspended like that?' only to realize it was a reflection and down below the 'strange pattern' was really a collection of strung-up corpses (or perhaps poor, tortured, living souls) dripping blood into bowls below them. As if the painting on the easel wasn't disturbing enough! Nice touch!

Red wax or blood dripping from the candle fixtures on the pillars... Either way it seems very appropriate to the scene.

But, to the star(s) of the show... It's very appropriate Seheron's belt contains sheaths for brushes since they seem to be a very potent weapon for them. I see one focused rather intently on the masterpiece they're creating and it makes me wonder what the other is looking at... Perhaps a live model? (poor soul) I love their jewelry! Especially that their necklaces(collars?) look like they could be worn independently just fine, but also look so cool together. Looks like their facial piercings aren't perfectly identical, which is cool.. And I have to wonder, does the head correspond to one side of the body specifically.. So.. does the ring on the hand with the paint brush correspond to the head closest to it?

I guess the last bit is something I'd be able to learn best from learning about them. Amazing!

And amazing to the creator as well, and I love their names!