Love the whole looks of this, escpecially the curves of the lady.
It has a semi-classical feel. It sort of reminds me of Rick Berry's artwork.

I just wish I had a palette option I could find so i can store colors instead of guess what level i was last using. This way I'd have a more accurate account the colors and I could compare the values between each.

If you right click anywhere on the canvas you'll set your current color to the pixel under your mouse pointer.

Sorry, I ment to post it in the other one currently doing with I'm doing with lascaux. I already know about Shi-Paint's palette feature, but thanks anyways. ;)

However, I would like to know where the tablet option went. I had it up before but then it went away when i wanted to revise my picture. I was using it so i could have varible presure for my blending and other things and turning it off when I was applying solid colors

Ah, well, Lascaux has the right-click dropper as well. If you want to save a specific palette between revisions you could make a new layer and draw a little swatch for each palette color you want to keep.

I think my brain has been circling the drain this week... -_-;;

Heheheh. Don't worry, we've had artists go years without realizing you could do that. ;)

I just found out my old graphire wont use the rightclick dropper unless im clicking with the tip first so im gonna have to use the mouse for it :(

Looks really cool so far, I think it would be awsome if you continued the picture in the chalk-ish style.

This is very beautiful, great work! But, maybe if you have worked a little more time in these one... but still, it is a great drawing!

Great figure, I like it. =D