My Vector portrait
That's truly fantastic work! Good job on the eye, especially - getting those right makes an enormous...
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#21
Posted 23 March 2009 - 06:48 PM
That's truly fantastic work! Good job on the eye, especially - getting those right makes an enormous difference in the level of realism.
I am tempted to type an "LOL" just thinking about how much time you must have spent doing this when you probably could have just sketched yourself out and had a lot more fun... but, hey, that's just me. Besides, I'm sure you learned a lot! You should frame it and give it to your boyfriend. Then everyone would know how nerdy his girlfriend is, haha
I am tempted to type an "LOL" just thinking about how much time you must have spent doing this when you probably could have just sketched yourself out and had a lot more fun... but, hey, that's just me. Besides, I'm sure you learned a lot! You should frame it and give it to your boyfriend. Then everyone would know how nerdy his girlfriend is, haha
#23
Posted 15 June 2009 - 01:56 AM
Wow, very impressive! You did a great job!
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#24
Posted 29 June 2009 - 07:53 AM
#25
Posted 07 July 2009 - 12:45 PM
Excellent job!!
Keep up the good work!
Good luck!
Keep up the good work!
Good luck!
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#30
Posted 13 July 2009 - 03:59 AM
It is a great vector illustration, but as some others pointed out, it's a little creepy. Your illustration approaches the border line of realism, but doesn't quite cross it and I think the creepiness arises from that. Personally I don't get the interest in attempting to create realism with vectors when: 1. rasters do it more intuitively than having to move points endlessly around 2. with the kind of detail you have added the vector is so bloated in size you have negated the typically small file size of a vector.
#36
Posted 29 August 2009 - 08:58 PM
Nicely done. It has a painterly, soft quality. The only thing that bugs me is the background. I might experiment with something that doesn't compete with your nice work on your face and hair. the hair really turned out well. I recently did the same thing and am working on my own gradient mesh portrait and so this was particularly interesting for me to see. Will you be doing more?
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