Mango Kitty drawn on Mylar Plastic by Lorrainejoy
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No AI - This artwork was created entirely by hand or with traditional digital tools.
Description
Using Prisma colored pencils, I drew on both sides of pieces of 8" X 10" frosted mylar. This gave the distinct illusion of a three dimentional picture. One side has the light tones and one has the dark and bright tones. I finished the top layer with the regular drawing. What to you think about this? I am going to try a portrait next.

Comments (17)
I think this is awesome... never heard of that technique before... Very well done.. those eyes are amazing!!!
Fantastic job Lorraine and very creative as well.
wow...this is really great!...I love orange kitties....
This is excellent. I look foreward to seeing more.
Astonishing work my dear... totally PERFECT :)I adore the way you paint :)
Amazing!! Beautiful artwork and fantastic result!! Love it! :)
Incredible Talent ...the eyes say it all !!!!
Excellent work!!!
Stunning! This is an incredible job just looking at it. But when you explained the technique and care that you have done to creat this, it is outstanding. What an incredible piece. You have my vote on beauty and technique alone. thank you.
beautiful! can't wait to see the next!
beautiful piece- interesting concept! i can only imagine what this must look like in person! outstanding! :]
Out of "sight"! What a unique & beautiful concept; I'm (bravely) going to try it. THANK YOU. unicorn1776.
Ohh so cute!!! Lovely work
it's a nice painting.. http://musicfolder.myweb.hinet.net/ I feel like sharing my friends' music with you,thank you
You never cease to amaze and delight the eye and the mind with your choice of subject and medium. Brillant technique sis. Certainly does have a 3D feel to it.
i love this. it reminds me of my kitty: Lisa. She gives two paws up. :)
Ok, I have to admit I don't quite know this technique, but the result is wonderful. Those eyes... are alive! Stunning work.