Dreaming On The Edge (progress steps) by Varian

2D • Step-by-Step • posted on Jul 08, 2004

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Description

This array shows some of the steps taken while painting "Dreaming on the Edge of a Dream Within a Dream." I didn't start collecting progress views until I laughed at the 70's bouffant hair I'd given him, and that was a bit more than halfway finished. So these views mostly document the construction of the wings and the finalizing tonal modifications - and fixing the hair, lol. Hope it's useful, or at least interesting. The canvas is 1466 x 2200; the paint is digital. Thanks for your comments, much appreciated! And also big thanks to Gregor for being my inspiration for this one. :)

Comments (17)

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Blush

12:39AM | Thu, 08 July 2004

Beautiful image I wish I could do something like this:) I vote yes Hugs Susan~

jstsittinghere

1:05AM | Thu, 08 July 2004

awesome how you show the steps! talent!!! beautiful work!!v

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ShadowWind

1:18AM | Thu, 08 July 2004

Thanks as always as sharing the techniques of your wonderful work...

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gunsan

1:36AM | Thu, 08 July 2004

Again you generously share!!! Thanks!!

gallimel

1:40AM | Thu, 08 July 2004

not only marvelous.. but also educational :)

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Tore13

3:51AM | Thu, 08 July 2004

rinnovo i complimenti

trev3k

7:05PM | Thu, 08 July 2004

this is beautiful :D

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jocko500

8:02PM | Thu, 08 July 2004

love these step by step you do show i got a lot to learn

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Mondwin

4:59AM | Fri, 09 July 2004

beautiful image!!!bravo!!vote:DDD

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j-art

8:56AM | Sat, 10 July 2004

thanks so much again for the tut :-)

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PumaSue

3:23PM | Sat, 10 July 2004

I hadn't noticed how handsome he was before! Great job on him. I love his long hair and gorgeous face. Thank you for the tutorial once again. Hugs ~ Sue

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