My wife wanted me to make a Wonder Woman, so I made one. I kept her hair in a bun, because it occurred to me, fighting a dragon would be a lot more efficient if her hair didn't get in the way. As for the dragon, I wanted that lasso to be tied to something, and for some reason the Maleficent Dragon was the first thing that came to mind.
The colors are so crisp and bright. I like how Diana is so bright compared to the cool colors of Mal.
Mal's expression is so comical. It's like she's saying, how dare you and now she has to swallow that fireball she was about to spit (hello heartburn). Diana is so fearless in both expression and stance, facing Mal-dragon head on without any hesitation, just like she does in the comics. Pulling back the hair was a good idea. No reason to get it singed off.
The background is so simple yet detailed, it's beautiful but doesn't take away from the foreground. Each time I look at the picture, I notice something new. The waterfall in the rocks (with very spirally waves which match the sky spirals), the cracks in the rocks, the structure in the distance. There's a surprising amount of detail in this.
tl;dr: love it. I can't find anything off about it.
Oh, my this is amazing! I love the vivid colors and the style of this piece. It just makes everything pop so nicely. The colors seem to play off of each other well, too
And yeah, Wonder Woman=About 70 years old and she's still kicking butt! Woot! *gives taco and meatloaf*
Mal's expression is so comical. It's like she's saying, how dare you and now she has to swallow that fireball she was about to spit (hello heartburn). Diana is so fearless in both expression and stance, facing Mal-dragon head on without any hesitation, just like she does in the comics. Pulling back the hair was a good idea. No reason to get it singed off.
The background is so simple yet detailed, it's beautiful but doesn't take away from the foreground. Each time I look at the picture, I notice something new. The waterfall in the rocks (with very spirally waves which match the sky spirals), the cracks in the rocks, the structure in the distance. There's a surprising amount of detail in this.
tl;dr: love it. I can't find anything off about it.
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