Studio n. 15 "Girl smoking" by nickcarter
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A processing in Photoshop
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Comments (17)
This is a very creative promo poster style, Nick. Very well done.
Marvelous creation and composition... Outstandingly done !!! I love it !!!
Very good work!!!
Nicely done!
superb art work and great form
I like the graphic look, nice one!
Just one word: FANTASTIC!
Ottimo lavoro di grafica 2D,perfetto per creare un poster. Nicely done!!!!!!!
Fantastic work!
Smoking still looks glamourours ,too bad it's not I miss all those ads some were quite entertaining I saw one with the Flintstones Fred and Barney smoking wile the wives did housework
Awesome work!
Yes! Awesome, Nick, awesome!
Grazie a tutti per aver visionato il mio lavoro e per i vostri graditi commenti. Je vous remercie tous pour avoir vu mon travail et vos commentaires bienvenus. Thank you all for having seen my work and your welcome comments. Vielen Dank für meine Arbeit und Anregungen willkommen gesehen zu haben.
Agee with eekdog!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wonderful style, outstanding work.
Reminds me of a time in which one funny things smoking. Wonderful illustration.
I love the change you made, in this Studio piece. You turned it into a graphic piece, with the woman broken into abstractions, and simple cut-out lines and areas. And they stand out against all that black. Very finely done. It shows a real design sense, esp in the way the smoke goes up in thin rivers of gray. THere's balance too, in the way her two arms come from both sides of the image. Very fine use of black, grays and white. You did a lot with 4 tones. (I count 4.) Another fine addition to this series.