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:iconmegl:
This is my first serious attempt doing an vector illustration - feel free to comment!!

Paths were drawn in Photoshop and coloring done in Flash.

The background is of course just a texture
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:iconstopmachine:
It's well done.
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:iconmegl:
Thanks a lot!
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:iconfelixandrews:
~FelixAndrews Apr 21, 2005  Hobbyist General Artist
Nice stuff.

'Felix'
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:iconfixmeknow:
looks a lot like a photo! great job!
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:iconaddeg:
mm Mm Mm... What a babe =P
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:iconthe-bladesinger:
Very nice vector art, the hair looks a bit "stale" though.

I also like how it's a bit kinky but doesn't overdo it.
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:iconmegl:
quote: "I also like how it's a bit kinky but doesn't overdo it"

Thanks!! I think you're the first to mention it, and it's one of my favourite things about this piece. Gave it a lot of thought while making it.
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:iconnuminainferna:
Really nice! I too, like a lot of people, thought this was photomanip rather than vector. You have some serious skill! Good job :>
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:iconhex-tc:
Oelala very sexy :)! good job :clap:
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*Yzabel Apr 11, 2005  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Very good job on the shading! I really like the amount of detail you put in this, with the various hues reflecting the body parts in light and more in the shadows; seen from further away, it could look like a real picture, but it's a good thing in my opinion that it's not more "detailed": the fact that one can still see it's a vector brings more to the picture, I think, than making it look "too" realistic. The hair also is nicely done, with the reflections in them highlighting their move/way of floating. Perhaps the general color tone should have been very slightly brighter, though, to place more of a focus on the character? But this is probably more a matter of personal preference than of technique, anyway. :)
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