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"Evening Star (ink version)" by Cristina Marsi

SciFi/Fantasy Picture 23 out of 81 by Cristina Marsi. ←Previous - Next→

Item censored due to its Parental Rating level (#4 of 4), as set by the artist...


	Wanted to try to render a picture using just black and white, and thought my 'Luceafarul' (Evening Star) would be a good candidate for this. So this is the result. Check the coloured version to know about the story behind the picture :)

Date	Name	Comment
19 Sep 2004	Steph Steph Salt	Loading... I won't say anything about the leg! Whoops said something didn't I! Sorry! The rest of the picture is wonderful, I like Mono pictures, but I will have a look at the coloured version as well. Cristina Marsi replies: "Hehe, I would have bet you did Thanks for stopping by and commenting, Steph, you are always so nice "
20 Sep 2004	Jeffrey D. Block	Loading... I have to admit I like this a bit better than the colored version. I really like clean, crisp art - especially line art/inked pieces and I really like what you've done with the female figure and also the sheet/bed. The wrinkles are very nicely done and add a lot great detail. Cristina Marsi replies: "Thank you Im pretty happy of the result considered it is not my usual tecnique "
28 Jun 2005	Jasper Schellekens	Loading... Ah yes the leg... Hadn't noticed that. I was too busy looking at the top figure and the amount of lines. I like it a lot, i'm a big fan of bw drawings and u have a nice style in bw! Thick bold lines, combined with the thin ones of the dreamlike figure. Very nice. Cristina Marsi replies: "Thank you It was actually an experiment. Wanted to see if I can manage a clean comic style b/w picture instead of the usual hatching I do when using black ink (and which you can still see in luceafarul's part) it took a lot of thinking and planning before the actual inking, but I must say I'm not unsatisfied.Thanks again for stopping by and commenting."