Did this for a Liahona article. The printed version I saw had different colors and lots of pixelation, so I don't know what went wrong (probably something on my end). At any rate, now you can see what it was meant to look like:
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lovely illo Sam!
ReplyDeleteAmazing!!!
ReplyDeleteThis is so much fun to look at. I love how you got the entire composition to feel like it is coming down one the poor little girl
ReplyDeletefantastic! I love everything about this piece, from the facial expression to the lighting to the composition...beautiful.
ReplyDeleteOh! This is lovely. And I love the angle too.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful.
ReplyDeleteNow why the pixilation in the print version, I wonder? Did they screw up the file and interpolate it into a lower DPI, I wonder? It can happen. Like if their software printed the thumbnail instead. And a color shift? Perhaps they didn't compensate for the workspace environment correctly. Are you using some weird color profile? This is a very nice illustration. I like the smoothness of it, and the interesting spectrum of shadow-blues. And I know how the girl is feeling, too. I remember.
ReplyDeleteGreat job, I really like the way you arranged the shadows
ReplyDeleteThis one is just great Sam.....Awesome rendering and lighting.....Yeah its true that print media has its own limitations about colors and we 'RGB people' always struggle with it. Keep posting keep inspiring.....
ReplyDeleteWonderful! What a beautiful palette. If only, the clock perspective seems slightly odd to me, but probably it's only because the rest is so damn perfect!
ReplyDeleteman... this is so sweet,Sam.
ReplyDeletegorgeous lighting and color work,
as usual.
:)
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Wow ! , nice expression , her face is very cute , and the bunny is so sweet .
ReplyDelete.Perhaps , it´s so blue saturate , but it´s a nice work.
see u Sam!
very cool) as usually)
ReplyDeleteSam, your work is just beautiful my friend!
ReplyDeleteI love how all the elements of this illustration has been taken care of. It gives such a 3d appeal...
ReplyDeletehahaha! a jump from RGB to CMYK! lol! man! its always frustrating for the digital guys...
Where can we see the printed stuff?
keep rocking!
Fantastic mood and lighting, love the colors and all the small details. Just out of curiousity - how much layers did you use, and what's the actual size of this piece?
ReplyDeleteGreat work again :)!
gorgeous sam!
ReplyDeleteI'm curious to see that article now, i will have to snag a copy to see that pixelation
ReplyDeletebrilliant!
ReplyDeletefinally something with a little nice story! nice!
ReplyDeleteNo way!!!! You drew this?! You'd think I would recognize my own brother's work, but...We just read that article for Family Home Evening last night! How funny.
ReplyDeleteAWESOME!!!!!!!! 0_o
ReplyDeleteVery very very impressive....
ReplyDeletewhat a great feel to this. Fantastic!
ReplyDeleteVery nice image Sam! It feels great! Love the colors and shadows.
ReplyDeleteReally captured, the scene!
ReplyDeleteHow deliciously creepy!
ReplyDeleteWith mood.However as always)
ReplyDeleteПризнаюсь, что эта работа вдохновила меня на создание собственного рисунка.=)
Nice! Did you work in industry standard CMYK? If not, keep in mind those mass production printing presses have nowhere near the gamut of a fine art photo printer, and thus do a shitty job converting from RGB.
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