Mother Daughter Talk (for rhol_figament) by RRun
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Here is another go on the subject of cartoony famous characters - rhol_figament noted that the hair was not right (which preyed on my mind, too). Think I found a solution by combinig 2 curly hairstyles.
(@moebuistraveller: yet another bear I found in my runtime, "Mr. Bear" which suited me fine for a more cartoony look).
Postworked with Filter Forge.

Comments (15)
Lol. Very nice bit of fan art. I still haven't seen that particular movie. Nice job!
THis is superb but what about a non postworked version which should be great either.
Great work!!! I thought Meridaยดs brothers are the bears ;-)
Yes and no. Later in the story they are turned into bear cubs. But first the spell is cast on the mother. And to make it even more confusing, there is another man-turned-into-a bear figure.
wonderfully done - guess she has to make a point
It's absolutely Fabulous ... Fantastic scene ,very great pose and render ๐๐๐โโ๏ธ
Always entertaining, cool work
good job
You got that wild red hair alright, lol. Cool postwork... ;)
I remember it well, love the postwork to !
Really well done. You do some outstanding work and Iโm always looking forward to seeing you next.
So Amazing !
Outstanding creation! Absolutely gorgeous... I love it a lot!!!
Love that wild furry bear!!
Thanks. Since I am not good at all with LAMH I added some extra plushiness by going round the edges with the PS smudge tool and a brush made from some small circles (pretty much like looking top down on a salt shaker, just with some variance in the holes). Hope that makes sense.
You're not gonna shoot that poor ol' bear now are ya?
Nice work