| Category: Airbrushing | Views: 3865 |
| Category: | Airbrushing |
| Tags | Not Entered |
| License | All Rights Reserved |
| Genre | SciFi / Fantasy |
| Work In Progress | No |
| Software | Corel Painter |
Number of face-offs: 6
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Steve Stanley
...well, "B" man, you came here and left comments on the work, then as fast as it was here, it's gone...booger. Just wanted to note you were here anyway, and again, thanks. -
Steve Stanley
...wow, Mizzdraconia, it's rare to have a second comment, but certainly not unwelcome, a gigantic thanks. Thanks for the visit AND the additional comments. (yay) -
Steve Stanley
...definately my pleasure, and honor Lampros. Sincerely appreciate the stop-over and positive input. -
Steve Stanley
...love to have your wonderful and positive feedback Mizzdraconia. And thank you so much for stopping in for a visit. Please stop by anytime. -
Steve Stanley
...so Dragonbeast your thoughts provoke a thought. Nothing "easy' has ever been in my vocab. I wish the accomplishment were that simple. I ache and ooze the challenge most of the time, and strive to go beyond the comfort zone. But, know my own limits -
Bengt Albert Robstad
Cool wings, little detail but great impact. Im also gonna give you high praise for going the hard way. Angel wings are relativ easyu when faced forwards as you could have done here. Instead you put them in a weird angle which requires alot more mork. I kn -
Steve Stanley
..hi ya Leik, from OZ. I'm from Kansas originally, an OZ whose wizard must have landed down under too!? (lol) in any case, really appreciate the unprompted visit and comments. Mad a stop over in your gallery too, loved your "Prose" piece. Hope to have -
Steve Stanley
...indeed Eduardo, she is on a "mission", if you will. I appreciate the comments and visit, and may I also say that I'm glad to contribute new insight as well. The art realm is one we give and take from too. And from it, we grow. Thanks again. -
Eduardo Rangel
Thanks for your comments regarding my work! You made me notice elements and techniques used in my work I wasn't consciously aware of. This is my favorite piece. I like the "rough" approach, which is not very common in works depicting angels. It's -
Steve Stanley
...appreciate cha Benjamin. And, was my pleasure. Anxious to see what's comes forth from you creativity. -
Steve Stanley
...same to you Susi. I appreciate the comments you've left and again have to say how much I value your support. Also, thanks for stopping and visiting. -
susi lawson
Hi Hobie! This is some beautiful work , a lot of talent , time and passion is revealed here! Congrats on being in the new rag too, well deserved! I am honored you like my work and I appreciate the kind comment! Susi -
Steve Stanley
...lol, why thank you Barbi. You're delightful comments, and visit are warmly welcomed. -
Steve Stanley
...some really kind and supportive comments Andre, and they are humbly received. The pose was the hardest thing to work out, as am just beginning with Daz 3d. The hands were a "crafting" nightmare, but in the end, well worth it. Thanks again for the enc -
Andre Alexander
Nice pose Steve. I really like your color blending. Your crafting skills are really good. Also thanks for taking the time to place some comments on my efforts. -
Steve Stanley
...appreciate the comment and noting the composition Wicker. I was really working on keeping the layers from becoming to busy. The old Keep It Simple Steve. *kiss, method, worked out. Thanks again. -
Steve Stanley
...the texture work was an experiment that proved worthwhile. "Aeia", was the only other work with textures I've done and I'm definately pleased with the results. Thanks again Jack, and keep up the good work. -
Steve Stanley
...wow?! indeed Heather..thanks! And it's my pleasure to compliment your work, you've more than earned it. -
Heather Nicholson
Wow, tHis ones great, love the simple pallet. THANKS FOR THE ISIT AND YOUR KIND COMMENTS :) -
Steve Stanley
...really good to have the input and the visit Oliver. And I'll revisit your gallery frequently to see what your imagination has prouduced next. Requium and Alice are going to be hard to follow up on. -
Steve Stanley
...what, this ol thing?! (lol) Seriously Zoo, this piece came together nicely, didn't say easily, but nicely. The results have been well received, thanks. -
Steve Stanley
..thanks LeeAnne. There were several textures placed on multiple layers to acheive this one. With every new piece, something new to learn. Thanks again. -
LeeAnne Kortus
Wow! amazing image here! beautiful mixture of media and textures...I like the limited sepia coloring..it definitely adds to her character! Great work! -
Steve Stanley
..keen eye for detail and impressions Lunar. It's feedback like this that is appreciated greatly. -
jason clark
wow nice new site, lke the blue. very nice avater too, diffrent. thanks for letting mr know about the new site too. -
Leigh Sparks
There's more drama in this with the flying dirt and debris. Her wings appear angelic but her stance and facial expression suggest something more. I like the way you present contrasts in your subjects. -
Steve Stanley
...thanks Ronald. Welcome to the arena. Checked out the link to your site. Have been researching how to "put up" a site that is attractive. Like the ease of navigation on yours. And will keep the format in mind in future considerations. -
Jay Nohr
Masterful piece, excellent job!! I also enjoy the excerpt in the beginning of your description. -
Steve Stanley
...it is good to have your feedback Alan. And it's my pleasure when visiting your gallery, keep up the strong efforts. It will be exciting to see what we produce in the days and months ahead. -
alan clark
great image and detail love the expreshion in her body nicely done and thanks for the visit 5
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