Day 11 of 31: “To a new world of gods and monsters!”
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is it me or is this the first time you mixed the hard brush FalPo style with soft brushes? (ckeeks and chin) anyhow, it’s looking great, that little bit of softness makes her feel a bit more tactile and just the right blend of pretty and unsettling, without losing the intensity of the usual FalPo sylye =)
Good eye.
Not many soft brushes get used when making the FP art. You might catch a soft bruch used for small detail here or there, but not often.
Ofelia recently got some soft brush treatment in the Pan’s Labyrinth image and I liked the result enough to play with it a bit more on this one.
Also, I have been traveling and had to do this one on the fly.
Cheers!