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Pondside Picnic

Published: Aug 26, 2014

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Description

My redeeming picture from the last one I submitted yesterday ;w;!!!

This scene just randomly popped into my head at work (of all places lol) and I had to draw it

! The girl kitty is a princess and her lovely knight in shining armor is her hubby. He actually is a knight at her father's palace and at first he was never interested in the princess (in fact he was really annoyed by her) and she was the one always on his tail (no pun intended lol). But persistence and love always prevails in the end I guess. The purple markings on his nose and on their arms are actually their country's marriage bands to show that they are married.

It took me a while to come up with a good color scheme for this piece. But I am quite happy with it now

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I thought this was too cute

Image size

4800x3400px 4.81 MB

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Josiah-Black

May 22, 2016

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You have a very interesting style; it is good. you have a particular unique way of you doing lines and creating anatomy. The colors and the contrast that you use really makes things stand out. the light effect as a little different also. your shading could use some work but the scene lighting is excellent. the water is particular good. Also I really the characters. the girls face is really pretty.
In conclusion
the good the bad the ugly...
what you did well: I enjoy the Unique style, the scenery is great, the character design is interesting, the color usage is bright and eye catching, the way you create hair is also very nice.
what I think needs some work is: depth; I think the area around the male anthropomorphic's right shoulder is odd looking. additionally, the left shoulder looks like it behind the torso in part, but like it is in front of on a different part. I think you could improve this a lot if you study model's bodies from odd angles.