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Submitted: August 7, 2011
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My Love is Vengeanceby ~laydieloki

Anthro / Digital Media / Drawings

...that's never free.

It's a line from Behind Blue Eyes, which was originally sang by the Who and most recently covered by Fred Durst (yes, that Fred Durst - shut up, it's still a good song ok) It made me think of Loki, because bad things tend to happen to people who love her. It's not always her fault, but it often is, and it often effects more then just her. She doesn't ACTUALLY have blood on her hands, but good luck convincing her of that.

Loki's my character. Lotta rambling for a simple drawing, I know.

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~Samantha-Carly Nov 8, 2011 Professional Photographer

ooo creepy, I love the pink colour

=astarayel Aug 23, 2011

I knew I knew that song as soon as I read the title!! It's a fantastic one, and I think you portrayed it her quite nicely.

You have a great use of color, too, with the way the blood on her hands contrasts with her skin. And despite the pink all over, she still looks very subdued, which is a hard effect to achieve.

The only critique I have for this is the background--it's sort of plain in comparison to her, which is fine, but the perspective is also a bit off. It's hard to tell if she's sitting on something or what, so maybe you could fix the angles on the box-looking thing a bit?

Great work, keep it up!

~pajamasecrets Aug 22, 2011 Student Traditional Artist

I love the highlights. I would suggest making the shadows a bit darker, it will make the drawing stand out more

=Miguel-Santos Aug 20, 2011 Photographer

Really nice description text. Being a fan of The Who and not of Fred Durst, I'll shut up about it and agree that it's a good song and a great title.

Your character is lovely and you've handled this with a lot of expression. There's sadness and anxiety in her look and pose.
One thing missing here is a good background. Maybe not all important, but it would be nice to have something other than a gradient. But this works well just based on the character.