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Great coloring. I don't think that rope (chain) is very safe......

Nice. =)

[quote=Kozic]It's been a while, Kev. Like four months, whoa. Still around?[/quote]

it sure has, i still lurk around basil reading all the cool/funny topics going on

[quote=2lazy2makeaname]the old days huh?[/quote]

It's been a while, Kev. Like four months, whoa. Still around?

the old days huh?

ive seen enough dirty movies to know where this is going

Uhhhhh....I don't know what to say

[quote=PallyCookie]All it takes is seeing you one time and it's frozen up there forever.[/quote]

frozen? but i've never been there before? maybe it saw you.

Nice job! It's good too see something different from the usual basil art.

Oh the logic of floating chunks of rocks.

[quote=dexlesssin2008]it saw you on the ground [/quote]

http://25.media.tumblr.com/9870ac0e6a45f874b7858cef73068ee3/tumblr_mfoeupK0xd1rsa4a6o1_500.jpg

Also, Dat right shoulder.

Thanks to everyone for looking and liking. 'Specially @Crude and @NinjkaMag, for going further.

[quote=pinksinsftw]Environmental effects are my Achilles' heel. Mind giving me some tips on how to achieve an effect like what you presented here?[/quote]
I guess my advice is to see the subject matter of your art as not a single aspect, but just one part of a larger whole. Your art is very subject-orientated, which is good, but make sure the subject is dependent on the environment its in. That definitely helps set the atmosphere. I think you're getting it in [url=http://www.basilmarket.com/show/screen/217255/0/Happy_birthday_basschan.html]this[/url] piece, where her hair is being blown and there is a hill (which implies windiness) and the clouds are dynamic and surround the composition. The red and purple in the sky are also being repeated in her skirt and cape, which further unifies the environment.

Phew. If you ask me about art I'll end up writing you an essay.

[quote=CherryTigers]Nice chain between your legs. Can I give buffs with you? I have rage and sharp eyes.[/quote]
If you don't mind the rope burn. Though your implications tell me you're into that..

Dude imagine how painful and scary it would be to hang on a rope for hours.

Environmental effects are my Achilles' heel. Mind giving me some tips on how to achieve an effect like what you presented here?

I love art like this because it gives another side to the same pixels we see over and over again(and start to think are really nothing to be marvelled at at all) but one critique is that the legs look kind of off around the waist, I think it's because you made the waist too big for a position like that making it look unproportionate! That's just my 2 cents, none-the-less a great piece of art though the crockies are fantastic haha

I like how you included the entire platform and rock in the composition instead of cropping it. That alone really gives it a sense of feeling trapped within a small space, and it translates into a feeling of fear, anxiety and anticipation well into the viewers' eyes or at least mine, haha. Nice job

Those are some arousing crockies

[quote=dexlesssin2008]it saw you on the ground [/quote]

Sorry, im not at lhc crockies right now. Try again

and i wonder how that chunk of rock does not come down.

Sweet style love the colors, the only thing that bothers me is those toes :<.

The hell, that crocky is staring straight up her skirt.

what is hermione doing on the rope?

Wow I love this style!

Nice chain between your legs. Can I give buffs with you? I have rage and sharp eyes.

lol, that one crocky is looking up her skirt...

uh.....you need to climb higher. Sigh this is why some ppl die at LHC while hanging on ropes.

Those crockies look REALLY dangerous lol.
Very nice piece of work.

I don't think this is provocative. I like the crockies you detailed!