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cheelfy

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Not bad guy. The pic isn't very nice. The face is nice but could have been highlighted a bit more at the top of the cheeks and the hair. I also would have shaded more the yellowish clothes. Finally I think you could have worked a bit more on the hands to make them look more realistic (by shading them with a browner tone mixed with a flesh colour) as they actually look a bit too yellow.
Anyway, the blue clothe is nice and I like the orange areas.
Nice improvement since the last minis, keep it up!
 
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GeM

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Same comment. ;)
the highlights, the shadows on the yellow parts...etc...
But i like the rhinestone idea, and the effect is really shiny.
Keep it up too !!!
 
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monkeyboy30672

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Yes, I think the main yellowish toning of the model is due to the incandescent lighting, and a lack of white balance compensation in the camera. That yellow cast from the bulb alters the colors quite a bit.

I like that painting overall, I was just thinking that the colors might be affected by the temperature of light used in the photo.

--Dirty.
 
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ThriKeen Priest

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monkeyboy30672 said:
Yes, I think the main yellowish toning of the model is due to the incandescent lighting, and a lack of white balance compensation in the camera. That yellow cast from the bulb alters the colors quite a bit.

I like that painting overall, I was just thinking that the colors might be affected by the temperature of light used in the photo.

--Dirty.
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Thanks, & yes, you're right; this is shot under my regular incandescent overhead light, with another incandescent light beside it. The yellow tinge is verified by the background which is, in reality, pure white rice paper. I'll do some searching around the photography forum to learn more about proper shooting techniques. If anyone wants to point me to a specific thread, please do.
 
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