If you have a crappy monitor like mine then you can use this
*the watermark is temporarily due to art theft I will add a better one in PS and then enable downloads again*
I sized it wrong last time and DA got mad at me
My other mermaid pic was a deep sea mermaid, though this one here is better equipped for shallower waters preferably areas with a lot of sea grass or kelp for camouflage.
( I like designing fantasy type creatures and these mermaids are more loosely based on the mythological stories not 'The little mermaid" I really don't like Disney....)
This is nicely done! it look svery professional! i love what you did with bubbles in the water! although they look more like dots than bubbles...but i can tell that they are bubbles which is good! the anatomy is done nicely and nothing seems disproportioned. The beams from the sun are very beautiful and i like how you made sure to add the beam of light to reflect off of her hair. he tail is nice but it looks slimy...that is good to have but perhaps add more scales to make it seem more like a fish tail. Her face is done nicely as well and im guessing the blue along her eye is makeup? or maybe just to make her seem more like a mermaid. The hair sems very flowy which is very nice to have. Lol i like how you also censored her breast with that bit of hair. Its done nicely and its very professional! nice job~! keep up the good work!
Emotions and colors are what gives a picture expression. The colors you've implemented well in this case. The green light that shines from above, is a really good mood. The body shape, and the curved back, everything was correct and its proportions. And the hair curled so beautifully in the water, like in real life. I find it very nice that you stayed at a convenient, multi-colored green. It's nice because it's not too colorful but not too dull. The facial expression of the mermaid you also get really nice out. I hope I can again write such a laudatory critique about your pictures.
Her poise and the expectant look on her face makes her look so badass. Which is very appropriate for the Merfolk. The inhuman skin is nicely detailed, and the shading on the tail makes it look like it's shimmering in the available light. Nicely done!
The colors you've implemented well in this case.
The green light that shines from above, is a really good mood.
The body shape, and the curved back, everything was correct and its proportions.
And the hair curled so beautifully in the water, like in real life.
I find it very nice that you stayed at a convenient, multi-colored green.
It's nice because it's not too colorful but not too dull.
The facial expression of the mermaid you also get really nice out.
I hope I can again write such a laudatory critique about your pictures.
Really good work!
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