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Pretty Kitty by *Bobbie-the-Jean:iconBobbie-the-Jean:

Categories Digital Art > Paintings & Airbrushing > Illustrations > Conceptual

©2008-2009 *Bobbie-the-Jean
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Submitted: March 31, 2008
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Just messing around with a previous piece. I might add something like a ribbon or birds or butterflies so that she's reaching out for a reason. Roses and vegetation modeled in Maya, background done in Corel Painter and Illustrator.
Daily Deviation, 2008-04-23

Daily DeviationPretty Kitty by ~Bobbie-the-Jean features an interesting point of view. The design of the character is believable, as well as the setting. (Suggested by ^Katmomma and Featured by `cooley)

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`feawen:iconfeawen: Mar 31, 2008, 1:43:09 PM
I just love the hand!

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=CSnyder:iconCSnyder: Mar 31, 2008, 1:45:00 PM
i like the perspective and this is fantastic!!!!
impressive work
~SandraKristin:iconSandraKristin: Mar 31, 2008, 2:31:10 PM
Beautiful! She looks so pretty, and the background too. :O The details I love the most is those pale blue roses and her beautiful eyes. Well done!
~BlackBeltMaster:iconBlackBeltMaster: Mar 31, 2008, 2:31:39 PM
Oh wow. Sexy kitty. ^w^

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~xxxPIFFxxx:iconxxxPIFFxxx: Mar 31, 2008, 3:52:10 PM
oh man, this is beautiful ^^ i love the bright/ pale look of the color palate u used. The atention to detail is also stunning, it looks almost real :D

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=TheNeonGryphon:iconTheNeonGryphon: Mar 31, 2008, 4:30:54 PM
Your so good at these perspective shots. What refs do you use?
*Bobbie-the-Jean:iconBobbie-the-Jean: Mar 31, 2008, 5:03:40 PM
For the figures, recently, none. I have my beginnings as a traditional figure artist. Also, I have studied Bridgman, Vallejo, and Burne Hogarth fervently. I recommend them highly. Maybe not Vallejo so much.
=TheNeonGryphon:iconTheNeonGryphon: Mar 31, 2008, 5:13:48 PM
I'm not too keen on Vallejo myself, even if the work is slick and beautifully painted. I have a Burne Hogarth book somewhere though. But what I'd really love is the chance for more RL figure study.

I will be checking out Bridgman for sure. Thanks =)
Mood: Fear *Bobbie-the-Jean:iconBobbie-the-Jean: Mar 31, 2008, 5:19:47 PM
Painting from live models is a pain, but a worthwhile pain. Plus you get to share hilarious model stories with other figure artists. I had a model nicknamed 'Drippy' once. I'll give you one guess as to why that was his nickname.
=TheNeonGryphon:iconTheNeonGryphon: Mar 31, 2008, 5:29:01 PM
I spent a year on live model drawing in 2005. Wasn't enough though. But we also had a Drippy XD Sadly I can't share these in-gags as I don't know anyone IRL anymore who has taken a nude figure drawing class.
We also had a 'Twitcher' guy >.> He was only booked twice. I wonder why...
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