Meet Midnight [New Graphics]

[Silverwisp the Bard 2,353]

Holy moly, that's some pretty great show accuracy there.

 

Only thing I could point out is that the fiery parts of the leg need some desaturation/achcentuation, but I assume you're still getting to that.

Also, I'd get rid of the tiny swords; they look to overdetailed to blen in with the rest of the pic.

[Doz2nd 294]

Holy moly, that's some pretty great show accuracy there.

 

*Only thing I could point out is that the fiery parts of the leg need some desaturation/achcentuation, but I assume you're still getting to that.

*Also, I'd get rid of the tiny swords; they look to overdetailed to blen in with the rest of the pic.

Thanks!

Nice of you to visit, have to say I've always found a lot of inspiration from your art.

 

Besides the issues below, It isn't that bad considering it's my 4th digital artwork ever made. That said I am still learning to use the whole program.

 

*I've been trying to bring forth the flames overall, but in doing so they always seem to lose their brightness. Since all the "lime" colored details are supposed to be radiating light.

 

*The tiny swords will be warped to fit the angle(s), then shaded appropriately. I kinda added those in a hurry after I'd done the shading.

[Silverwisp the Bard 2,353]

 

 

Nice of you to visit, have to say I've always found a lot of inspiration from your art.

 

 

 

*I've been trying to bring forth the flames overall, but in doing so they always seem to lose their brightness. Since all the "lime" colored details are supposed to be radiating light.

As a rule of thumb, a fire should always be brightest at it's core. I think taking a look at the gren fire Chrysalis used on Twilight might give you some good pointers.

[Doz2nd 294]

Updated most of the shading and effects. It's now 20% cooler as promised.

Edited March 12, 2015 by Doz2nd