Flame colibri (smudged)

Okey, tell me what you think. I'm going to improve it.
But I just want to know if it's worth it! (this is resized as a preview)
:o
http://fc88.deviantart.com/fs38/f/20..._Vaporizer.jpg

It's okay. It'd prefer more shading and stuf too the middle it doesn't look liek fire, because fire isn't white in the middle it's orange and yellow and red just the the outside.

I agree with papa. But the effect overall is well executed. Looking forward to what you end up doing with it!

Yeah, Papa hit the nail on the head. :D The inside isn't great but the outside looks awesome. I would love to see something like engulfed in the fire, with the flames spewing off the canvas. :D

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Originally Posted by Papa

It's okay. It'd prefer more shading and stuf too the middle it doesn't look liek fire, because fire isn't white in the middle it's orange and yellow and red just the the outside.

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agree... It's a cool effect.. esp smudged

Yeah, I know about the middle, I'm working on it still =)
I'll try do my best to make it as realistic as I can. Though I'm not so good on lighting and such, so I'll just leave it black in the background I think. i've never studied art or something like that, I'm just selflearned, and learnt with tutorials on the internet. =PThis what I created here was just the base, I've been like, moving the pen in wavy movements for 1 hour or so, and it hasn't been retouched anywhere.
Thanks for the critique and advices. =)

I would use some large, soft brushes to get some lighting around it onto the canvas. This will make it seem as though it really is giving off light.

Also - Heat goes up, not out! ;)

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Originally Posted by Dale

Also - Heat goes up, not out! ;)

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I'm working on that stuff.
Though I'm a smartass not to save the PSD-file -.- So I'm working from a unchangable base wich is making me nuts.
Perhaps easier to start over. It would make it easier...