It appears like you scanned in a sketch or did a b&w and colored it in photoshop. You should try varying the skintones a lil bit, like adding some pinks and browns in there. Great drawing though.

Cute! Well more than a little cute actually. I mean a lot more. Really

'S beautiful and a great pic John!

* She's lookin' at me... like that.... *

+10

hehehe! thanks!

I made the skintone like it is not human..of course it has to be non-realistic cause it's an elf. But thanks for the cool comment, i'll work on that on my other projects. Thanks again!

You know, if you did the skin tone thingy it would look very rael. At first, I thought this was a photo-manip. This is great!

She is beautiful, great anatomy, very well done and top score

Flowjoe

nice elf

This is art!

This suffers from "compartmentalized color", the common case of filling the areas of a painting with flat colors and then applying black and white to make "light" and "shadow". In drawing with limited color, you can use that as long as there's a color composition overall. But in a painting, it's a serious flaw. Well, in 99.9% anyway, since El Graeco somehow had been getting away with smearing pure white to make highlights without making it look disgusting. (Under a painting, I mean the work which uses color to create an illusion of lit environment, not for purely emotional, representative or other purposes; the medium can be any.)
What to do to avoid it - well, first of all, follow the classic rule of "tone first, color second": the flawed coloring does exactly the opposite. Plan the color composition so all colors form a harmony. And think of how the colors interact: how presence of a colored object affects other color objects in the painting. The latter is a skill learned slowly, I have to admit, but it's a very advantageous one to have.
A good starting point / refresher is the section on color in "Creative Illustration" by Andrew Loomis. And of course, nothing beats exercising the eye by observation and identifying tone and dominant hue in everything.

A wonderful elf indeed!

Very nice pose and expression.

Though you should pay a little more attention to her hair and skintone, as the above said. I'd also add that her yellow markings are a nice touch but it looks somewhat plastic and paste on. It's color do not vary with the shadows and highlight as the skin does underneath it.

But overall it is good, keep it up.

I'll try my best! the comments and crit helps me a lot! Thanks again!

There IS INDEED a photo lying under this. You should TELL that.

Damn me when I'm wrong.

her feet could use some more work too

WOW !

Looks like the model eva herzogovina....

I love how you added some intricate paterns on her skin. I didn't have the chance to see the winged version, though...

As Fooxoo said i think she is the model Eva Herzogona.....I put reference photo in it but never knew the name of the model.

Are you happy now ARTOONATOR?

Thanks everybody for the crit and comment!!!!

dig it , good job mang

nice work on coloring of your character

very nice attention to figure and form. It seems to need more shadow and variation in the skin tone. It comes out as being very plasticene or artificial and flat. Like a barbie doll. Otherwise two thumbs up!

great pose
great face
the eyes just mesmerised me..
loved this one..

but just one lil comment , the tattoos are lost, if only they woulda been more greenish, this way they woulda bring more balance to the pic overall...

definetely goes to my favorite arts..
+7

Very pretty!!!

cool!! great work!

galing mo tol

great job!


wag lang lalaki ang ulo. hehe