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CGAN Mar 2015 Challenge - Tribute to Nimoy - WIPs
I think you have a good likeness but Nimoy does have (or did, I guess) a rather long face and your portrait so far is more "normally proportioned".
Any an all misspellings are henceforth blamed on the cats.
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I think that when I put in some colour, and especially some dark shadows, then the errors in form will be easier to both see and then fix.
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Like I said, I kind of like the hobbity, more fantasy feel to the image as it stands. Then again, it may feel more appropriate to paint in a more sci-fi vibe...
Just throwing some ideas out there!
Everything's on the right!!!
It's like driving abroad!
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I want the actual portrait to be a straight forward one and to stay close to the ref (in a painterly way) because I think it's a lovely photo that has a kind of sadness to the eyes. There's always something powerful about the gaze of an older person and I'd like to capture and keep that if I'm able.
The theme will come in to the background and I have an idea about something that will involve a space scene while also referencing Spock in a way that I hope will be poignant. However that'll be the last thing I do so I'm not worrying about it just yet. Plus I want to keep my options open if it all turns out to be beyond my skill level.
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microscopi wrote: One of my favorite moments involving Spock was this one when he makes the guy shut off the music
Geeky (or is it nerdy?... Maybe dweeby...) factoid, the punk getting nerve pinched in that scene is associate producer of the film, Kirk Thatcher, also known for writing and directing a load of Muppet films among other things.
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Valence this is a good start! I agree with Charlotte that his face could be a bit longer.... but anyway I know you'll correct this little mistake at the end
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CherryGraphics wrote: Because I just saw it now at the moment: the link which should link to this WIPthread links to the finals... ? ^^
I intentionally linked it to the finals thread because I have always perceived that as being THE challenge thread as it is where the entries go, where the voting takes place, and where the winner is announced. The WIP thread has always been an offshoot of that. It probably stems from the fact that the original IFX challenges that these are a spiritual cousin of began without compulsory WIPs, and all the challenge details were posted in the finals thread.
Others obviously see it differently (you aren't the first to mention the link goes to the WIP thread), so I guess it will probably direct people to the WIP thread in future. Details and links to other threads are in the opening post of the finals thread anyway so people can find their way here pretty easily.
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