Zam and the Sea by Wolfenshire
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Special Notes: This is the first Zam I've tried to draw in a very long time. Truth is, I've run out of the good Zam's I had saved up. The brushes didn't want to cooperate, and I don't think it came out very well. The only reason I'm even messing around with Zam scenes (visual arts) is because a scene I want in the next chapter with Kata and Cala is fighting me; Kata and Cala are being very uncooperative hatchlings. It probably didn't help that I used a mouse, I'm too lazy to go dig out my drawing tablet.
Comments (11)
Amazing colour in this Zam scene. x
It's stunning even if you are not happy with how Zam came out. I think he looks fine, but he is your creation and you have exacting standards. The Hatchlings will come around. You just have to be patient and bribe them a lot. It worked with Steve Jobs, why not these two?
WOW my friend !!! Marvelous scene and decor... Outstanding artwoek once again !!!
Wonderful image elaboration !!!!!
Good use of color.
The colors are tremendous. Being in such dark shadows it is difficult to discern any major difference. We used to have an old saying they grow up in spite of us so let them mature naturally. The male unkempt, abundant curiosity, not comfortable in his own body i.e. klutz. The female bossy, prissy, with a touch of rebellious tom boy.
Excellent image and a great view!
personally I think this is a very good bit of work! I also think that you should think hard about getting your tablet out. as for the hatchlings, I doubt that threats would work, unless they have a favorite food, then withholding it from them for a protracted length of time, or the threat thereof, might bring them around. Bribery might work, but then what about the next time they act up, then the ante has to be upped and soon you are left with nothing that will placate them. though if you do invoke the threat, make it stick for the length of time you state - don't let them weasel you out of that point
Fantastic scene!
Still great, if I had a tablet it would never be stored away! Good luck with the hatchlings!
Still, looks pretty good for having a mouse run across your screen! LOL! Excellent work as always! Bravo!