Firstly, I am not happy of the scan. It's quite not accurate, really, and the angle is a little out of place due to that I had to scan several pieces since that artwork is bigger and had irregular shape. It may feel out of place, I apologize. After my long fight with scanner and restoring my image's look in PS I've learned that I should get a professional scanner at some point in the future.
Finished acrylic painting of a classic Werewolf which I posted WIP a while ago, here: [link] This was my first full acrylic illustration in fantasy theme. By doing this piece I've learned many and many stuff which I never knew before, as well controlling my hand. I was inspired by many brilliant werewolf artists and I can tell this piece is kind of a tribute to many inspiring artists who drew wonderful werewolves, also including most participants from Werewolf Callendar: Dark Natasha, Balaa, Kyoht, GoldenWolf, ShadowWolf, Myenia, Khaosdog, Kesame and many others (will write more later). Thank you for being a great inspiration, granting wonderful own interpretation of werewolves (if they wouldn't be there, how ugly werewolves we would be watching...? Hollywood also can't also picture a good, I mean, proper look of a werewolf). I'm still learning about were's. Personally I visualize them more scruffy and massive quadruple ones- I do hope someday I'll find my own, unique interpretation of weres.
The original painting is still available for sale. Note or email me if you're interested.
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A lovely piece. I especially like how the werewolf fades into the background a bit. The eyes are gripping and the color scheme works wonderfully.
You mentioned your difficulty in scanning it. Have you considered photographing your artwork instead? With larger works and those with tricky color palettes I've always had more success photographing them versus trying to scan them.
I must say that I love this painting and if the scan didn't quite come out right then I wish I could see the actual painting but unfortunately it would be WAY out of my budget to attempt to purchase. I sit here and try to think of words to say but none come, either way it is certainly one of the best werewolves I've ever seen, quiet possibly the best.
You mentioned your difficulty in scanning it. Have you considered photographing your artwork instead? With larger works and those with tricky color palettes I've always had more success photographing them versus trying to scan them.
I sit here and try to think of words to say but none come, either way it is certainly one of the best werewolves I've ever seen, quiet possibly the best.