thanks :)
heh, i was having trouble with painting the head. it never looked right (the actor has this really strange looking face!)..
..so in the end i just gave up trying to make him look like the actor :(

...but it does look like David Suchet. I spotted it from the thumb! I can't stand Agatha Christie's writing but for some reason the Brits are always able to make her work seem much more interesting and well written in their dramatizations of it. Joan Hicks made Miss Marple into a great character the same as Suchet has done with Poirot. Peter Ustinov and Albert Finney were also really good Poirots, IMHO.

Yea this is one i like, i drew this for klox, the dudes not been on line for 9 days! he's to busy molesting his penis.

great skin tones and lighting.. but she looks like a fat dwarf :S

That's no way to speak about your'e mother, just kidding with ya.She may be a bit of a plumper but her vag doesn't look like a turkey giblet unlike rebacca's from met art.

Bear! Cuddly, but shouldn't be hugged on the fly.

I love this!!!

Bears are godless killing machines, but you've somehow managed to make this one look very cute. I'm impressed.

She's beautiful. Wonderful use of colors and such a nice sense of movement with the pose and the hair.

I agree with everyone.....very beautiful pic!! :)

Thank you everyone! <3

It is.

I love the more painterly styles, too, just that photorealism is easier. :p
But I'm loving all your stuff so far. They're awesome.

i wouldn't say photo realism is easier, its just that to paint in a photo realistic style you need to use photo reference more often. When drawing from a photo reference, the guy who paints in a simplified style needs to think how the forms look in real life. On the other hand the guy who paints photo realistic stuff, doesn't need to understand how things look in real life. He just needs to be able to copy what he sees. But a skilled artist that has a bit more simplified style will be able to be much faster than the photo realistic artist.

Also the thing about photo realistic artists doing stiff art, isn't exactly true. It's just that i think the artist that has a better understanding of how the forms he is painting would look like in 3D, will be able to push his characters in a more dynamic poses, than the artist who only knows how things look from a limited number of angles.

Well, it's just that I know more people that can copy a photo exactly and can't draw/paint anything without one, but I get what you're saying.

Thanks enjoy...:)

Love the detail in this, very unique technique, quite impressed with your style.

Thank you so much Tumbling..I appreciate the comment..sorry I didn't see it sooner..:)

thanks so much... the colors rather give me a headache!

nice one lori .. I like the colors :)

very realistic lookin' heart.....:)

Of course. This is flubs we're talking about. :)