I like this wallaper. I like the composition, I am very fond of the different angles you used, to emphasize the distorted views and emotions of Faith. The grittiness of the textures underline the violent topic. The background is interesting and the text very good positioned and fonts/sizes excellent. Personally I would enhance the coloring, we talk about a display of torture and pain here, intense red/yellow spots would emphazise that. Also I would try to make Wes' face visible underneath the flames, maybe set down the opacity or something like that.
Thanks - some good ideas there - will have to try them tomorrow, and have a play around. It's always good to get input from others, and I like to hear how others would have done it differently etc Makes you stop and think when you make future pieces, I always find
😀 Unfortunately I can't lower the opacity of the flame to make Wes' face more visible, as it was all part of the same screencap, so that's how it was, otherwise I would have done that now you've suggested it.
I prefer to work with screens and display special scenes that I am emotionally attached to. It try to be interpretive with my fanart and strive for maximal emotion, since that's what interests me in the show the most. Photoshoots are pretty but also emotionless most of the time since they are not connected to anything, hence my favor of screens.
See, that's where I lack inspiration when it comes to emotional pieces, I just tend to go with the flow, but alot of the times I am not emotionally involved or attached to the image's I am using. I don't work with screencaps very often, for that reason, maybe that's why I am never really happy with the wallpapers I make using caps, because I don't really 'feel' for the piece I am making.
Usually I prefer to work with photoshoots because I can be more creative in other ways with them. I find it much easier to work with images that can be interpreted anyway I choose but every now and again I have a go at working with screencaps or particular scenes.
I'm not really an artist's artist, if you know what I mean - you can see your scene wallpapers have had alot of thought and feeling put into them, because you have a passion for the piece when you are making it, whereas mine tend to just look pretty 'lol' I guess I just haven't felt the desire to make a wallpaper from anything I've seen in a long time.
Still, I guess it's good that we're all different otherwise it'd be pretty boring, and that's what art is all about, plus I find it a really easy way to unwind too - there's nothing like messing around in Photoshop after my kids have stressed me out
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