Big Girl, Small Shirt by MrGorf
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Sisters often borrow each others' clothes. Of course, not usually when one is ten years old and the other is, well... you know.
This was an experiment. I'm trying to learn how to paint clothes. (The shirt, not the pants.) With enough patience I may never buy outfits again! Ha. But anyway, I am willing to hear any suggestions short of "give up."
And yes, I made this one black and white because it was easier to hide the fact that I don't know what I'm doing! You gotta start somewhere. A snob might say, yes, but that doesn't mean you should be posting such early attempts. Sigh.
If anyone has seen the Renderosity user "lundqvist" he is a true genius when it comes to painting clothes. His stuff is... a little more macho than I usually like, but I am always stunned by the quality of his clothes. Check him out!
Ahh... Yeah, my birthday is coming up this Saturday, so...
Comments (10)
first - Happy Birthday Second - Great work! she looks wonderful
cute character and expression - nice b/w effect!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!!111111oneone111!11 And this render is great! I can't even tell it's painted on >.< -squints.-
That looks fantastic for a first attempt. And right about now, her father is curled up on the ground, muttering something about her not going out in public.
Happy birthday! And very nice painting.
If the sleeve didn't look like it blended into her arm, I'd never have known the shirt was painted just from looking at it. Well done!
Happy birthday, and great job on the shirt. I wish I could paint cloth myself, but I'm terrible at it.
Well, I don't think you should give up. If you hadn't mentioned you painted the shirt, and as BDDesign mentioned, I wouldn't have know you painted it either. My opinion, you should forge ahead. AND... Happy Birthday early.
Yes, you, I, many know "lundqvist" - and his painting abilities, he's an incredible artist - however - you did incredible with that shirt! Hey, so what if it's in black and white, and who care what snobs say - that shirt looks fantastic! Well done, don't you dare quit!!!
I really like your work, MrGorf! Fun every day situations in a teen's world, or a family's, for that matter. Post what you will - get feed back (who cares about the snobs!). When I can't get clothing to fit, I use photos and Photoshop. Sigh - can't win them all! Keep up the good work! :) PS - "I promise I won't eat her - too much clothing on her! Sticks in my teeth!" - T.Rex.