I feel like such a sellout for making that trendy pattern in the background! I guess I'll do something really ugly and artsy next time to repent.
Here's another version of the image:
There's a slightly different feel to it. I usually end up with a large file in Photoshop, with dozens of layers and then I hide most of them. I had many different elements in this one, but most of them were confusing the image rather than contributing, so they had to go. I almost threw a tiger in the mix as well, but backed out in the last minute.. ha. Enough is enough.
7 comments:
Nice work Maarit! Especially the Kahn picture, very funny.
The blue watercolour one is nice too. Loose and nice.
Cheers!
Very nice work. I like the style.
Coolio design!!
Beatiful. I think you're right about the tiger.
These are gorgeous.
Really nice work!
The second one is WAY better because the contours of the women stick out more. Also, while I agree that it is a bit decorative, the patterns in the background of the second one have a certain connection to the figures, while they just randomly float in the first one.
Overall, I think that your style can cope with some patterns and such, since you have a very dreamy style. As long as you don´t put swirly stuff all over the place it´s fine ;)
So the second one is great. It also has a good focus.
Frederik
Hey Maarit, you´re in luck. My final version of the fuel cell illustration got back to the "giant muscular upper body" again, mostly because I changed my mind and went for my "other" style, which works much better if I have to work under pressure.
Later,
Fred
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