We want to know what love means to you!
Get your creative juices flowing and design a movie poster for "Paper Heart" that focuses on the theme "What Does Love Mean to Me?".
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CommentsWow, that's really gorgeous. The transition between the colors of the dragon work well into the environment.
-- MOVED TO FIREFEATHERS That's lovely.
-- Avatar fueled by the lovely =psivamp Subscription fueled by the lovely *TearsAndThunder [link] Thank you for helping me smile. Very beautiful work. I like how the colours of the dragon match that of the surrounding environment.
-- "I am a leaf on the wind - watch how I soar." - Wash, from Serenity. I like peregrine falcons! My avatar was made by ~nad-avatars. I am also known as ~Juptile, where I put my Pokemon work. The surfaces, lights, and color subtleties you use are as stunning as ever.. and your anatomy is looking wonderful too! This dragon has very strong lines and angles, emotional and realistic at the same time. It's wonderful to see you posting again!
-- Rainwing Beutiful, supple Dragon, and the harmony of colors and light is beautiful.
If you want an advanced critique, I'd say the tail is a bit rushed: it'd need a bit more structure near its base, and its shape doesn't look very regular to me, mostly near its base. Anyway, +fav. Timeless =] That's the first word that crossed my mind when I saw this magnificent piece of art..
-- It's supercalifragilistic expialidocious! So..... beautiful..
I just can't find anything to criticize in it... It's incredibly beautyful...the colors... composition, dynamism in it.. The pose of the dragon especially the position of it's hands... wow.. -- "Dies irae, dies Illa, solvet sæclum in favilla Teste David cum Sybila" DAMMM I love your paintings! The colours you choose are always so wonderful. You are so good with light, all the areas of back-lighting and the glow thru the wings. HOW DO YOU DO THIS? Do you ever go to cons and set up booths with giant prints of your stuff? You'd win at cash.
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