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That pose is tranquil indeed. Something about the style and hair (and four arms) which really makes me think of a new wave scifi cover.

The left to right flow on this is great - everything from the the stroke texture, to contrast, to the splash of red. Really just a lot of fun to look at.

I'm really digging the different textures here, and how they grade down from the real life rocks, to the the black&white main figure, then flat shaded tongue (reminiscent of McFarlane, as you mentioned).

Using contrasting halves to drive home the memento mori theme is nice enough, but all the little details and clean lines really make this special.

I really like this style and I agree that it's a good idea to flesh it out into a world. You should give yourself more credit, it's easily recognizable as a mud golem (though a pizza golem would be a fun

It looks really nice both shaded and in the digital ink version. I really dig that loose braid and her expression.

Albirdo definitely has a fun story. I'm echoing the other sentiments that this could be the illustration for a very fun book.

Just an all-around lovely caricature. Bonus points for doing it as a self portrait.

This is a really great rendition that gives me all sorts of nostalgia. Nice work with the texturing and color choices to make it feel like it came right out of the comic.

I had no idea he was, like, 9 feet tall.

I can see how the variable pressure line darkness could be useful. I really enjoy that the figure is 'hand-sized' and all those tendrils just really make it visually interesting.

Art battles sound like a really fun get-together. I like the sensuousness of this and there's something about the asymmetry of only one fang drawing blood that's interesting.

Really nice how you got a relaxed, yet tense fencing stance. What I like the most, however, is how the saber goes out of the frame of the background. Aesthetically, I also just plain like the character's

I'm becoming quite a sucker for those blue led glows you have in your futuristic stuff and I have always been sucker for pictures which look like they tell part of a story. What is hers, I wonder?

Stylized proportions and lines, but in a very pleasing way. I really like the way everything in this flows together and the decision to use colored panels in the backgrounds.

First, I adore the title. The piece itself is disturbing, but not in a wholly unpleasant manner, if that makes any sense.

It's hard, but gratifying. Keep it up.

Ah, happy to learn the mystery of your username. I am afraid to ask how some others, like @veryspider, got theirs now. ;)

I've been thinking about this reply a lot and it's interesting in how it interacts with my day job, which involves a lot of technical writing. In writing there are always spots that are rougher than others

You're welcome. I'm into my project mainly for myself, as a way to learn to look at and encourage art, but it's really nice to feel part of a larger community.