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Maleficent, a portrait of Evil.
#1
My favourite cartoon villain! :>
Took me a LOT, but i could finish it faster because of this holiday. Took me approximately 14 hours, in two days. Done on Paint tool SAI :>

My fingers are now hurting a lot. :x

[Image: mleficentbyaslemn.png]
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#2
Dunno the guy, but the drawing's awesome.

I couldn't figure out SAI when I downloaded it :<
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#3
Satellite Wrote:Dunno the guy

Girl*. She's a classic Disney villain from Sleeping Beauty.

On-topic: It looks fantastic. It reminds me of a wooden mask.
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#4
Freaking boss.
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#5
I prefer her to be more womanly, but I like your interpretation, very nature gone wrong.
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#6
Very nice, but Im with Kurtle, a feminine version would be strong in this style.
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#7
Made me think of the James and the Giant Peach animated movie.

Well done.
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#8
Awesome drawing. How did you stylize the constant change of colors? Kinda hard to describe, but the biggest example I can get is her horned headdress. The constant mix of light lines and dark lines.

Satellite Wrote:Dunno the guy, but the drawing's awesome.

I couldn't figure out SAI when I downloaded it :<

Why I outta smack you upside the head for now knowing Maleficent is a "she". >:|
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#9
[quote=IllegallySane]Awesome drawing. How did you stylize the constant change of colors? Kinda hard to describe, but the biggest example I can get is her horned headdress. The constant mix of light lines and dark lines.

That's the reason it takes me that much time to do such thing. It's because i drew this with a 1px brush, and for every colour, there was always almost 5 different tones, plus a green mix to each colour, and a layer of white, and another layer of black traces. That for each part of the drawing, and over everything, one more layer of black and white traces, that makes the shading get very delicate and detailed. :>

I always do that everywhere, it's even more time consuming to do so while painting on canvas, because i have to use toothpicks for such a small line. :>
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#10
Awesome. Don't think I would ever have the patience to do stuff like this, assuming I had artistic talent to begin with.
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