This piece is so nice that I am going to included it in my cast a deadly spell series. There is an alternate version where she’s wearing the big Harry Potter glasses, I’ll be rolling that one out later this week or early next week. Meanwhile, dig that new background!
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Cast a Deadly Spell – the Initiate – WIP
Alex Ledante
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I definitely have to go with the crisp and bright and for sure no glasses. Your background is just fine as it is…
thanks for saying so, I guess I can just do the final render now…
I like them all, but 3 is my favorite.
thanks for letting me know
she can already sling spells at a college level
she’s at the head of her class
I like the sharpest and the crisp my friend
I might try making her sharp and the background hazy…
Try … probably will not be badly
I will try it soon, so many things to do
In the end I had to take the side of sharp and crisp
it seems to be the people’s choice
Looking forward to the glasses. Will bring a different look I am sure.
I meant to post them today and got sidetracked
Sharp and Crisp is my personal favorite.
I love the background! This piece continues to evolve wonderfully!
it has that spell library thing going on
It really does, needs some “musty, dusty” stuff in the background. The books no one reads or opens 🙂
a battered and worm eaten copy of the Necronomicon?
That would be perfect and a great addition!!!
I like the female character with that look in her eyes.
yeah, the look came together early on
It reminds me of the joke in The Three Stooges short video “No Dough Boys” when Curly told Moe “I will give you…the meanest look.”
I love those guys, they were so funny
They were so funny during their careers that their jokes just make me laugh today.
I see you do art work the digital way and it probably its much faster. I have been working by hand for many years and need to learn the digital way too.
However, in every direction I see I have a lot to learn.
Really grateful to see your creative work and expertise.
Your art work is excellent.
You will still have to learn the application, but you already have a fine art foundation which is much harder to learn…