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Published: 2014-09-08 12:00:11 +0000 UTC; Views: 31874; Favourites: 1440; Downloads: 0
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One more updatad piece I love this tale so much!Pigmented ink liner, watercolor and a bit of Photoshop
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A beautifully twisted and macabre version of Red Riding Hood. From what I'm seeing she seems to have taught the Big Bad Wolf manners. He's gone from the fairy tail's antagonist to a servant of the beautiful femme fatale. The look of mischief on her face really lets you in on what kind of personality she may have. I can see her saying something like this to the Wolf: "Come now, pet. We must head to the house of the Three Bears. Apparently they have a problem with a certain blond bimbo breaking into their home, eating their porridge, and sleeping in their beds, and want us to make her disappear. Onward, now."
"Yes, milady," the wolf would reply.
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It really is a wonderful interpretation, thank you for your review
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An excellent modern twist to a traditional fairy tale.
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Thanks for enjoying!
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Я никогда не устану от интерпретации этой сказки разными талантливыми людьми.
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Сказки - наше все, у меня еще две работы по Красной Шапочке на подходе
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Будет интересно посмотреть
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I love your style! Don't be surprised to see me in your messages, faving bunch of your artworks at the same time
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Thanks a lot for enjoying!
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Glad you like it! I never can choose the favorite one
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Love those trees and the little spirals in the line work. This whole piece is gorgeous!
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I think you would really enjoy the Last Apprentice series, also known as the Wardstone Chronicles. Your art reminds me of them. (I think there are now 13 books in the series?)
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Thank you, I'll chesk it out
I hope it will possible to find them in russian. I have a huge number of books in plans, I'd like to have 2 lives to do everything I want
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I can look real quickly if you'd like?
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This is a really awesome picture! It almost looks as though it will come to life!
And... with that hair... she actually kind of looks like me.
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I'm really happy you like this piece! Thank you
Cool!
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Now this is an interesting take on the story. As I mentioned in the last picture, I like how the red stands out against the other colors. Nice work.
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Thank you so much for enjoying!
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A wolf with a thick coat making it appear untamed and wild, running across the forest... yes, that idea comes through very well.
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Yes, I think she is quite comfortable on his back
Thanks a lot for enjoying!
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So, when you watercolor, do you just use black and white shades or have some colored tones that you set to multiply or something, on photoshop? Just asking cause I love the look of it. You do your method very well.
Love how you drew this out too, btw.
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After line work is done I paint watercolors ( first of all I make shades of black to solve the basic compositional issues, than I adding color layer by layer, white space I leave unpainted, it's just paper) . Then I scan or take a picture of the original and finish work using the program Photoshop. More often than not, I merely bring tone of specific areas to the desired "state" using quick selection tool(eg making characters skin whiter ), pour a uniform background, if necessary, add some effects like blacken the edges etc. (sorry for my English )
Thanks for enjoying!
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Very nice tactic! I'm tempted to try it out.
And your English is just fine! 
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I'm glad to be useful to you
Oh, thank you, I hope in time I will be able to freely express my thoughts in English
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this... needs to illustrate a book with the story!!
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I think this one is one of the best of yours
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