digitally painted image

[stevefarfan]

It's been a long time since I've tried to digitally paint. What do you all think? Any suggestions? From experience, what do you think would be good pay for a full comicbook page of this quality work?

http://www.stevefarfan.com/2007/realistic.jpg
http://www.stevefarfan.com/2007/realistic2.jpg

[SarahRuffinoNei]

well, i think you're really losing the hand in the chest area, but i love your modeling style ^__^

[aerosoul]

the subject seems to be missing his corset, gloves, and fishnet stockings!

but i do like your brushstrokes. my only crit would be to soften the shadows in the torso area a little bit.

[jedipencil]

Actually, that's not bad at all! The corset and fishnet would be apropo... :laugh: No really this is nice! My only comment would be the eyes - they are a bit too stark in comparison with everything. I would dull down the whites a tad...and maybe add a teenie tiny bright spot... :thumbs:

[Necromancer XI]

i saw the face and thought it was a woman ...sorry lol
but apart from that it looks cool !

[stevefarfan]

well, i think you're really losing the hand in the chest area, but i love your modeling style ^__^

Do you mean losing the finger in the chest? ...cause the rest seems to have enough contrast. I'll lighten the tip of the finger. Yeah, I usually pose for my own art.

fishnet stockings, lol. I'll smooth out the shadows.

Not sure what I can do with the eyes, I guess i'll try to lighten the black eyelashes.

Female face, lol, I think the soft brush strokes and the fact that I decided not to paint my after shadow had that unexpected effect. (did that make sense? It's like when you shave your beard and you can still kinda see a slight bit of it due to the translucency of the skin)

[stevefarfan]

added fix, you can see it in the first post.