This looks very clean and illustrative. The minimal shapes benefit the style and use of the pen tool well. The simple highlight contours of orange/tan seem to bring it together nicely. And the shadows are nice.
Okay, this is really really nice. I really enjoy that you didn't just follow the photo and try to exactly render this. This looks super polished and clean and very aesthetically pleasing. I like the shapes you created with the brown a lot.
I really like that sort of strange transparent ribbon in your vector! Sometimes the shapes get a little lost because of how similar in tone they are sometimes. You could either make the shift in tone more obvious or possibly add more shapes!
I feel like this is very nicely done~ While you didn't necessarily go for reproducing the image as closely as possible, in this case I enjoy the stylized version much more~ You've done a lovely job with capturing the most important shapes, and the color choice is very nice as well. The decision to add a background color really works for this piece too! The only part that feels a bit odd to me is the bridge of the nose/the brown shape above the nose. It doesn't seem to sit as well with the other shapes you've added.
You took a nice approach to the daunting task of fur. I don't second guess the contours + colors you chose, but I would like to see a bit more detail in the ears + eyes.
I love how you did the layering of colors in this, it has a great stylized feeling to it, especially in your use of lines. I would like to see a bit more of the line work used in the face to be used in the ears a bit more for better balance. Nice framing too.
It looks like you really have a great handle on the pen tool. All of your shapes are nice and clean, and you did a great job in the eye, nose and mouth areas with keeping the additional shapes clean around the edges of the original shape. I love the use of transparency in a couple places and definitely could see you adding a couple more textural details in some of the under eyes, or in the ears to show the furriness. He looks like he's super clean right now ( love the shininess of the nose) maybe challenge yourself to find a way to make him seem furry? Also - it would be cool to see a cropped version of the original dogs face a little closer so we can really see the similarities between the faces! Also - is there any way to get your dog bigger? Can you re-size it to 500px. Looks nice though! Great job on the requirements & using a fun way to stylize this guy.
This looks very clean and illustrative. The minimal shapes benefit the style and use of the pen tool well. The simple highlight contours of orange/tan seem to bring it together nicely. And the shadows are nice.
ReplyDeleteOkay, this is really really nice. I really enjoy that you didn't just follow the photo and try to exactly render this. This looks super polished and clean and very aesthetically pleasing. I like the shapes you created with the brown a lot.
ReplyDeleteAlso that dog is was too cute.
This is interesting. The illustration brings the dog into a very playful mood. Less harmful & more bliss. You captured the contour very nicely.
ReplyDeleteliking ur color chose~~~the background color works really well!
ReplyDeleteI really like that sort of strange transparent ribbon in your vector! Sometimes the shapes get a little lost because of how similar in tone they are sometimes. You could either make the shift in tone more obvious or possibly add more shapes!
ReplyDeleteI feel like this is very nicely done~ While you didn't necessarily go for reproducing the image as closely as possible, in this case I enjoy the stylized version much more~ You've done a lovely job with capturing the most important shapes, and the color choice is very nice as well. The decision to add a background color really works for this piece too! The only part that feels a bit odd to me is the bridge of the nose/the brown shape above the nose. It doesn't seem to sit as well with the other shapes you've added.
ReplyDeleteYou took a nice approach to the daunting task of fur. I don't second guess the contours + colors you chose, but I would like to see a bit more detail in the ears + eyes.
ReplyDeleteI love how you did the layering of colors in this, it has a great stylized feeling to it, especially in your use of lines. I would like to see a bit more of the line work used in the face to be used in the ears a bit more for better balance. Nice framing too.
ReplyDeleteIt looks like you really have a great handle on the pen tool. All of your shapes are nice and clean, and you did a great job in the eye, nose and mouth areas with keeping the additional shapes clean around the edges of the original shape. I love the use of transparency in a couple places and definitely could see you adding a couple more textural details in some of the under eyes, or in the ears to show the furriness. He looks like he's super clean right now ( love the shininess of the nose) maybe challenge yourself to find a way to make him seem furry? Also - it would be cool to see a cropped version of the original dogs face a little closer so we can really see the similarities between the faces! Also - is there any way to get your dog bigger? Can you re-size it to 500px. Looks nice though! Great job on the requirements & using a fun way to stylize this guy.
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