"Tell us the story of the red witch auntie, tell us the story of the red witch!"

I'm with Dave, stick to this style, there isn't enough of this around here.
Like the tongue and highlight's in the teeth and eye.
Oh, and neato skeletal hand.

This is too cool! I need a painting like this in my room.

nice..:)

Hahaha thanks bop im still tippin dontcha say.

LOL @ poppalag's comment! Awsome picture G Dub. :)

i agree with Poppa would make a nice t-shirt, i'd buy it :)

Id sport it also!

Wow that is one mean looking mouse character. :D

Haha, no you don't want a camera like this! It's only a Pentacon Pracktica, which was a replica of other better cameras at the time. It was made in East Germany (while there still was an East Germany) and the light meter doesn't work when you set the exposure at around 1/500 or 1. The little lightmetre scale inside the viewfinder is wonky too.

But I'm taking donations for a Leica.

I do that when I don't know what to draw. If you have something around that's interesting to draw then I say draw it. You certainly learn more from a life ref then a static one.

Wow, do they even make camera's like that anymore? It's like since digital all these camera's look like they should be in a museum. But they're more fun to use. Nice Giselle.

lol, yeah, there are a lot of film cameras still being made. The quality of the photos will always be immpecable compared to digital, what with the lack of pixelation. Chemical processing always gives the photos a certain aesthetic too, almost a glow. And assuming you have darkroom facilities, it's actually really cheap to print. The cost of chemicals and an enlarger is far less than a professional 10mpx digital camera and one hell of a printer. But mostly it's just art students and professional photographers you'll find with dinosaurs.

Not pathetic at all, mooki! *reaches out to pluck a berry to examine further* This is very nice!

i like it, it holds a certain impressionistic quality.
i love how heavy the strokes are and how they contoure everything, the branch is awesome too

Quints? I think that's what they're called. Or an asian berry?
I think I prefer this impressionist approach more than a realistic one,
they look pretty.

Kayos: Are you talking about using oil pastels and using rubbing alcohol to work them?

Lovely :)

That sounds like an interesting technique Kay, something to try.

He's sitting near the fire, hears a rustling, turns on his light, sees a snail.
Oh how I love the way you paint.

yella

I would agree, this is begginers, not Intermediate. But keep working on it, and putting more time in it.

This is cute, but not yet intermediate.

I already mentioned this on another of your pieces but I'll repeat it here since your still working on it.
The lineart could be cleaner and a little darker. Airbrush is good to use, set a med, drawn thick, then coming back with the soft erasure on med/low and shaving it down. The lines looks cleaner and smoother. And your coloring, though pretty, is way to light. Try to darken it, and add a background other then white and for God's sake, avoid the blur tool. It messes pictures up if overused.

This is fine so far.

Creepy face but surely I do say this is fantastic my friend....:D
I really like your artistic feal in your drawings....>:D~neat
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He looks cute, a little frightening but cute. I love those blush red cheeks.

Axil: LOL.

Nice lighting, I really like this.