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Submitted: June 3, 2012
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You didn't want to give me your heart...by ~wolf-minori

Traditional Art / Drawings / Macabre & Horror

_{...so I took it myself!

lol

finaly finished!

A3, HB, 2B, 7B pencils + watercolour & a bit of acrylic paint}

Critique by ~AnnaTrancy Jun 4, 2012, 12:06:23 AM

The title and poise is eye catching along with the blood being what the eye goes to. It has a wonderful depth and really gives the empowered look. The details are mind blowing, and the facial expression makes it's own impact. It's rare for an artist to make a piece like this and pull it off. Your work is very unique and that makes it much more enjoyable. The shading is also skillfully done, which is a wonderful part of art that many neglect to take the time to perfect. It has it's own standing and seems to carve it's own place in the minds of viewers. Overall a great piece of art.

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Critique by ~infiniteproductions1 Jun 3, 2012, 10:41:23 PM

My lord, this is glorious. The simplicity is striking, yet the depth and attention to detail is incredible, as well. I love this all around. The transition between the thick, bushy fur on his head and neck and the thinner fur on his arm is excellent, too. I really, really like how the direction the blood is dripping in implies that he JUST ripped it out. Delicious.

Fantastic work. I love how you not only scarred his eye, but also made it foggy and empty. Again, your attention to detail is phenomenal. My only real problem with the entire piece is that his forearm should be a bit longer, but that's nothing important. Keep up the great art.
-CS