The Brumby And Wallaby
kyliegirl
Gorge MasterAustralia Join Date: 2002-12-11 Member: 10586Members, Reinforced - Shadow
Gorge MasterAustralia Join Date: 2002-12-11 Member: 10586Members, Reinforced - Shadow
<div class="IPBDescription">took 5 hrs altogether</div> another peice of art I have finished.
I will ahve to tell you, this is half the size of the actual picture, the actual picture is 1231 x 1543 , it is so large because i plan to get it out as a print and sell it. it looks alot better in its original size, but due to it being 7mb in size. it would be 2mb as jpg or gif, so i resized it. so here is the pic, tell me what ya think
<img src='http://users.bigpond.net.au/bonzol/brumby2.jpg' border='0' alt='user posted image'>
I will ahve to tell you, this is half the size of the actual picture, the actual picture is 1231 x 1543 , it is so large because i plan to get it out as a print and sell it. it looks alot better in its original size, but due to it being 7mb in size. it would be 2mb as jpg or gif, so i resized it. so here is the pic, tell me what ya think
<img src='http://users.bigpond.net.au/bonzol/brumby2.jpg' border='0' alt='user posted image'>
Comments
One criticism unfortunately, The wallaby, from the head down the neck, looks a bit too "stuck on" if you see what i mean, could use a little blending into the background a little more.
But other than that tiny petty little criticism, great work!
I think what esuna's seeing is that the highlights on the brumby are much brighter than those on the wallaby; you might try giving it a little more contrast to make light values match. Aside from that, my only criticism would be that the tree gets thicker at the top. (;
Seriously, though, gorgeous.
Coil found the words i was looking for, the contrast between the wallaby's neck and the light grass just makes it a bit odd.
But don't get me wrong, this is still fantastic work.
enough of my petty witerrings...
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Okay... ouch. I don't know if you intended it to sound a bit defensive (practically rude) but it came out that way.
The wallaby looks realistic, but it looks like it's from a different image. The contrast in shadows is different from the rest of the image.
Still it's a very good picture.
I posted in here and forgot to say nice picture so, nice picture
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Exactly my thoughts... It really is fantastic. :)
*hangs picture on wall*
*crys from beautiful work*
im glad ya all like the pic. and factor, a wallaby is like a kangaroo, looks like a rabbit cross with something. and a brumby is a wild australian horse. more or less classed as a new breed of horse as they have been living in teh wild for 200 years , simaler to the mustangs, but usually worse conformation. not the best horse to own if your looking for a good build. more or less only used for pleasure horses or cart horses etc.
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Some challenge for kyliegirl, mod that picture to look "I'm going to tear your head off" <!--emo&:)--><img src='http://www.unknownworlds.com/forums/html/emoticons/smile.gif' border='0' style='vertical-align:middle' alt='smile.gif'><!--endemo-->
*falls off chair in fits of laughter*
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