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| image credit to feverpaint.deviantart.com - an example of a good greyscale base coloured multiple times. |
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| credit to feverpaint.deviantart.com |
Feverpaint works in a number of different styles- they are proficient in creating near-photorealistic digital paintings also and their use of light and tone is excellent. They also do some great pieces that use cell shading.
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| credit to feverpaint.deviantart.com - an example of cell shading |
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| credit to feverpaint.deviantart.com |
Another thing I like about their work is the movement and momentum within it. As their subjects are usually horses being ridden in certain disciplines like dressage and show jumping, they are often drawn in high-impulsion poses with loads of life in them.
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| credit to feverpaint.deviantart.com |
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| credit to feverpaint.deviantart.com |
However they also paint portrait style pieces that are hyper realistic too.
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| credit to feverpaint.deviantart.com |
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| credit to feverpaint.deviantart.com |
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| credit to feverpaint.deviantart.com |
One day I would like to develop my digital painting skills to this level. There are other similarities in our work like the fact that we both draw our horses in usually quite dynamic poses with lots of energy and movement. However I also like that her more static images contain a lot of character and this is something I would like to develop in my own work.
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