This is the blog of an artist who uses the pseudonym Wildebeest. There are no drawings or pictures of actual wildebeests here. This blog is NSFW, and is not intended for children.
Or, for that matter, most adults.
Monday, October 10, 2011
I think I owe the blog some art
...so here's an item from 2003. I've struggled, as have many other artists, with expressing motion blur without using the time-honored 'speed lines' to indicate rapid movement. I don't know how well it worked out in this case.
I may have overdone it. But one of the advantages art has over photography or video is that you can still portray things in art that can't be done any other way.
Ive been a fan for a long time now your work has always been inspiring. The only thing I could suggest is adding the same motion blurr to the top of the breast and the nipple making it look as if the tit is moving fast too.
Love it ^_^ I really like that you don't hold back with your art. By that I mean, you like breast attacks (as do I lol ^^ ) and you're not afraid to show it and show it often. As for the motion blur, I like it, though in a way I feel that your positioning and perspective speak for themselves and the blur almost unneccisary. Still, I agree, nice effect.
this is a beauty, and I must say that appears to have been one heck of an uppercut to get her boob that kind of elevation!
ReplyDeleteI may have overdone it. But one of the advantages art has over photography or video is that you can still portray things in art that can't be done any other way.
ReplyDeleteIve been a fan for a long time now your work has always been inspiring. The only thing I could suggest is adding the same motion blurr to the top of the breast and the nipple making it look as if the tit is moving fast too.
ReplyDeleteNice effect.
ReplyDeleteLove it ^_^ I really like that you don't hold back with your art. By that I mean, you like breast attacks (as do I lol ^^ ) and you're not afraid to show it and show it often. As for the motion blur, I like it, though in a way I feel that your positioning and perspective speak for themselves and the blur almost unneccisary. Still, I agree, nice effect.
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