My Valentine...

My Valentine...
http://www.mojoko.com/eza.portraits/meta20040208.jpg

Details:
http://www.mojoko.com/eza.portraits/meta20040208.1.jpg
http://www.mojoko.com/eza.portraits/meta20040208.2.jpg

http://www.mojoko.com/eza.portraits/meta20040208.3.jpg

how big is that? i'm sure she will love it

[QUOTE=kranekick]how big is that? i'm sure she will love it [/QUOTE]

It's about 4500 x 4800 pixels... She did like it. I'm leaviung on a trip and won't be home the 14th, so I gave it early...

great work as usual eyewoo

holy nuts you did that from scratch or something?

it's amazing o_O

oh, i didn't know that that was a digital painting. you must have a great collection of photoshop brushes and know how to best use them. great job.

Thats ****ing amazing. Its really pretty, but I like the grunge in it - gives it a different style than normal paintings. Kinda almost looks like oil paint or pastels or something (?). Nice job.

I am constantly experimenting with ways of producing digital artwork. For this portrait I used a new method I'm working on; a combination of starting with a very rough displacement filtered photo and the same unaltered photo to use as an eyeball reference.

Here is the unaltered "eyeball reference" photo. The one I used to look at as I digitally painted over the other one.

http://www.mojoko.com/eza.portraits/meta20040208.ref1.jpg

...and here is the altered photo I used as a base to paint over.

http://www.mojoko.com/eza.portraits/meta20040208.ref2.jpg

I'm going to do a tutorial on this technique and post it on my site some day soon...

awesome work, eyewoo... as always.... and good job on the tutorial too, but one thing, maybe teamps needs a tutorial on posting pictures on the forum. Use links... hyperlinks. Don't post the images directly. Thanks.

Uhuu, that is great work...really nice. Looks forward to that tut...