poem

To find out a little bit more about the process of this piece be sure to read my Textures post in the how-to’s section.

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This entry was posted on Friday, July 20th, 2007 at 8:27 am and is filed under tina illustrates.

33 Responses to “poem”

  1. Willie
    8:36 am on July 20th, 2007

    Quite poetic, if you think about it. :-)

  2. Vhrsti
    8:50 am on July 20th, 2007

    Magnificent!

  3. Diane Duda
    9:27 am on July 20th, 2007

    beautiful!!!

  4. erin
    9:33 am on July 20th, 2007

    this is so wonderful!

  5. Frank
    9:52 am on July 20th, 2007

    this is great!
    well done, Tina

  6. Tracy
    10:09 am on July 20th, 2007

    Cool illo!

  7. kate
    12:07 pm on July 20th, 2007

    Love all the textrures and colors you created here. Like the composition, too. Very nice!

  8. Carol Rose
    12:40 pm on July 20th, 2007

    Looks better than Paris Hilton ever could, if you ask me!

  9. Tina
    1:00 pm on July 20th, 2007

    Haha! Thanks.

  10. matt dawson
    2:24 pm on July 20th, 2007

    Amazing work! I love the strong outline to the figure, but with the soft handling of the flesh tones. The balance of the pattern on the figure and wall is also great, but I think it’s the palette that puts the cherry on top, Magic! Also loved ‘discovery’ from last weeks IF, sorry I didn’t happen upon it sooner!
    Whats your technique on this one… mostly traditional media on the figure w digital finishing…?

  11. Tina
    2:43 pm on July 20th, 2007

    Thanks for the compliments and the question, Matt! I drew out the figure, floor, and patterns (the patterns were drawn separately) in pencil, scanned it in, and worked the rest of it digitally. I painted it with a Wacom tablet, then digitally repeated the pattern on the wall, and placed the one on her leg. For the final touch I added a texture to the entire piece to set the mood. I talk about the textures in this piece in my post here: http://tinavaziri.com/blog/?p=55

  12. eli
    3:30 pm on July 20th, 2007

    I love everything about this but… the color of the underwear is a bit dissident to my eye, sorry to be picky, I really do love this piece and your work in general!

  13. David Poe
    3:40 pm on July 20th, 2007

    I have always loved this piece! I think its great and moody and brooding…
    Beautiful composition and colors.

  14. catnapping
    4:05 pm on July 20th, 2007

    beautiful composition and a great subject. though i do agree with eli. I would make the underwear not so bright…but otherwise, everything is perfect. tones and texture, spot on!

  15. Tina
    4:34 pm on July 20th, 2007

    That bright cyan blue is one of my favorite colors to use sparingly. But, this color does show up brighter on some people’s monitors/browsers than others.

  16. Fernanda Guedes
    4:36 pm on July 20th, 2007

    Wonderful illustration!

  17. Zime
    5:28 pm on July 20th, 2007

    OHH this image rocks!!!

  18. valgalart
    6:16 pm on July 20th, 2007

    You really have an amazing eye and style! Really beautiful Tina!

  19. froggie
    8:57 pm on July 20th, 2007

    ohhh tina! i’m always surprised and wowed but what you do with your composition and textures. love the pink feet, the panties…the color is brilliantly used. i keep going back to check stuff out, see if i missed anything. wonderful piece. :)

  20. pati @-;--
    10:26 pm on July 20th, 2007

    Awwww… wonderful illo, Tina! I just love her knees and feet ;)

  21. Craig
    12:48 pm on July 21st, 2007

    Great piece of work.. love the colours and composition.. has a really nice feel about it..

  22. Nancy
    1:24 pm on July 21st, 2007

    Wow! Weirdly beautiful. Fabulous textures!

  23. AscenderRisesAbove
    2:40 pm on July 21st, 2007

    we should all have poems on our legs…

  24. Steve Mitchell
    6:41 pm on July 21st, 2007

    Interesting and very cool technique. I imagine the subject writing a poem about her life. The illustration seems to symbolize something like that to me. How we embellish things in poetry and when we write about ourselves. And we feel naked or nearly so as we reveal who we are in our writing.

  25. sara gancho
    3:06 am on July 22nd, 2007

    I like the textures..they seem to give it a warm and rough touch of poetry..at the same time it looks like it’s so pleasent and cosy..it’s so well tought..and beautifully made..

  26. aynaku
    7:08 am on July 22nd, 2007

    very interesting image and smart concept…I believe it would anyways a good work no matter the paper texture…beautifully made!

  27. kinT
    12:15 pm on July 22nd, 2007

    It’s very interesting. I love the colours!

  28. ninaseven
    9:46 pm on July 22nd, 2007

    a most excellent illo and a huge thank you for the tutorial on textures! i love the tattoo scroll work…maybe you could do a tutorial on how to do that some day? great work!

  29. Loni Edwards
    11:14 pm on July 23rd, 2007

    This is so very cool and original! I love it!

  30. emila yusof
    4:09 am on July 24th, 2007

    Wow Tina!! This is so so amazing and great illo!

  31. Ricardo Guimaraes
    7:08 am on July 24th, 2007

    Tina!!! A very poetic image. Loved. You are great!!!

  32. wingedheels
    8:44 am on July 26th, 2007

    Beautiful painting! Very evocative. Personally, I like the underwear color. I like that they stand out from the other colors so distictly.

  33. janice ykema
    7:35 pm on July 26th, 2007

    What I enjoy about this the most is there is no head, the angle and the fact that this is a REGULAR type of woman… (excepting perhaps the tatoo)…..Your colour choices are warm… and the red tipped toes… add a bit of edginess that is enticing to say the least

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