So I drew Haku in an Okami style, then I continued to make it into a Doge Meme. I used only calligraphy paint brushes for the entire thing, except for the text.
November 12, 2013
So I drew Haku in an Okami style, then I continued to make it into a Doge Meme. I used only calligraphy paint brushes for the entire thing, except for the text.
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[quote=Unabsolved]If you can't take [b]constructive criticism[/b], you should reconsider putting up your own art work on the internet.[/quote]
And now that she doesn't use her own art, she should at least get permission from the original artists...
@Heatless It's the internet. I don't care what you have to say.
@Heatless: I don't remember asking you for a critique
[quote=Heatless]It would look a lot better if it wasn't [url=http://imgur.com/NJTZXrO]traced.[/url] That would make it look more original and your own, unlike your recent screens I suppose.
Also that's not Okami style, that's one single brush at a continuous width. Okami style focuses more on curves (which you failed to do because you traced each rectangular pixel) and cloud-like curly features. The curves should have different stroke widths like that of an actual calligraphy brush. Okami style is also cell shaded which isn't reflected in your rendition of Haku: note how the darker purple fades into the lighter. In addition, if you meant Okami official art as opposed to in game art and renditions, Okami style also utilizes textures.[/quote]
It looks better when you stop picking at it. It's more than 1 single brush with different widths. Also, your opinion means nothing to me. My friend told me it had an Okami style to it. You apparently have nothing else better to do than to pick at artwork on the internet.
Looks delicious.