I really like the shadows on the left side of the face and the pillars in the background, the only thing I would fix is the hard edges on the bottom of the pillars.
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Good detail on the face
ReplyDeletegood detail on the face
ReplyDeletei like those pillars in the background
ReplyDeleteI wouldn't use the texture on the hair, but other than that, it looks pretty good
ReplyDeletethe pillars in the background look really awesome and distinct, nice job!
ReplyDeleteI really like the shadows on the left side of the face and the pillars in the background, the only thing I would fix is the hard edges on the bottom of the pillars.
ReplyDeleteThe gradient on the face is good but could be adjusted a little bit
ReplyDeletethe earrings look good.
ReplyDeletenice gradiant on face
ReplyDeletekinda velvet-ish
ReplyDeletehmmmm
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ReplyDeletei like the face but add more detail to the pillars in the back and the bushes
ReplyDeletethe texture of the pillars in the background look nice
ReplyDeletegreat detail on the face
ReplyDeletemaybe work a little on the eyes but the earrings and mouth are really good
ReplyDeletei love the earrings!
ReplyDeletewow great detail!
ReplyDeletelove the earring they look real
ReplyDeleteThe way you did your earrings is so pretty! It makes me want to go buy them! lol
ReplyDeleteThe light/shadow on the face is very effective, but the background could use some more detail.
ReplyDeleteI disagree with Rajar, I think the background being less detailed makes you look more at the actual subject of the art, the person. Well done.
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