Olive and Chameleon.

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Olive and Chameleon.

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Another old illustration that I had not finished. Now this is more alive.
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Re: Olive and Chameleon.

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The tree looks incredible. Is it a real photo?
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Re: Olive and Chameleon.

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No photo. The roof are made with trueSpace, the trunk with Sculptris and the branchs with a group of Bryce trees.
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Again (as with Sexy Sentinel) it is hard to find a flaw in your art but the Chameleon and his branches aren't as crisp or harsh with the shadows as the rest. The chameleon's branches also enter the picture at a "flat" angle -- parallel to picture's plane. I think it would add depth if his branches angled toward or away from the viewer. That's just small stuff though.
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Re: Olive and Chameleon.

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Thank Finis for your comments.
Yes the branches need to be more dark on the shadow.
About the angle : the 3d are ok and the branches are directed towards the tree.The vertical position near the horizon draw this aspect. But i want the chameleon at the horizon for the composition of the illustration.
I think to resolve the problem with the shadow and the colors (the branches are not enought green).
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Re: Olive and Chameleon.

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I think it is better for the chameleon.
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I love this one!!!!!! This one has a hightened sense of realism, and the second one is much nicer, that is true. Do you sell these in prints?
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Re: Olive and Chameleon.

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Astounding.
I really do love your art, especially ones that include trees
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Re: Olive and Chameleon.

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Personally, I would add a towel or a piece of cloth in the tree to suggest that the girl is taking a bath in the sea behind.
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Re: Olive and Chameleon.

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Why not? :)
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Re: Olive and Chameleon.

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haha, and the Chameleon is spying... :mrgreen:
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Re: Olive and Chameleon.

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Maybe a fake chameleon with a cam.
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