Fanart: Personal/Gift - New Beginnings
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| EiswolfZero [Zeichner-Galerie] | Upload: 12.06.2021 23:49 |
| More art for MLangs and mine OC pairing (not together yyeeeettt) The week has been mega stressful and for some reason that was the idea that kept haunting me, so I sketched it out. It was such a weird idea but I really liked it anyway so here we are. I tried a bit more stylization, tried to get away from my neat style a bit and I really like the result! It's not exactly what I wanted because I can't even begin to describe what I wanted but this is definitely a good version of it! The flowers mean New Beginnings ;) Zero Zarok (C) EiswolfZero Serveel (C) MLang |
Themen: Fantasietiere Stile: Computer Grafik, Computer koloriert Charaktere: Eigener Charakter |
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Kommentare (3)
Seems like they will be together someday. :D In the meantime, we get to enjoy your artwork of them. ♥
I'm not totally sure how to interpret this piece which adds all the more intruige to it. *_* What I'm wondering about is whether or not the snake is emerging from the wolf, shoking it or transforming into it while at the same time transforming from it. :D Also, the flowers seem to sprout from the wolf's throat and the poison that drips from the snakes fangs? They could also be a part of an otherwise invisible background. :D
What I certainly can say is that I like the colours and the way they merge into one another. :D On that note, the gold from the poison seems to flourish into the green of the flowers and also the red of the wolf's snout. So, it, too, gives a new kind of circle to the image, where they are connected to one another.^^
I agree with you that the stylization was a good idea! As well as the colours that escape from the outlines and how it reflects in the background. :)
I'm not totally sure how to interpret this piece which adds all the more intruige to it. *_* What I'm wondering about is whether or not the snake is emerging from the wolf, shoking it or transforming into it while at the same time transforming from it. :D Also, the flowers seem to sprout from the wolf's throat and the poison that drips from the snakes fangs? They could also be a part of an otherwise invisible background. :D
What I certainly can say is that I like the colours and the way they merge into one another. :D On that note, the gold from the poison seems to flourish into the green of the flowers and also the red of the wolf's snout. So, it, too, gives a new kind of circle to the image, where they are connected to one another.^^
I agree with you that the stylization was a good idea! As well as the colours that escape from the outlines and how it reflects in the background. :)
Just let me say that I ADORE your interpretation and view of this, almost makes my initiatla idea/motivation seem less thought out haha ;D
What I do can tell you is that the snake is basically choking the flowers out of the fox (a case of Hanahaki disease perhaps) seeing how in canon (aka our roleplay with these two) the snake has made a few moves on the fox already but the fox hasn't really noticed that yet (as he is purposefully blind to such a thing due to past expirience. Not because it was bad but because it is something he thinks of when he thinks of relationships) but no worries, the snake will get those new beginings ;D
Thank you SO MUCH <3
What I do can tell you is that the snake is basically choking the flowers out of the fox (a case of Hanahaki disease perhaps) seeing how in canon (aka our roleplay with these two) the snake has made a few moves on the fox already but the fox hasn't really noticed that yet (as he is purposefully blind to such a thing due to past expirience. Not because it was bad but because it is something he thinks of when he thinks of relationships) but no worries, the snake will get those new beginings ;D
Thank you SO MUCH <3
Oh, thank you. ♥ Never lessen your own thoughts, though. :) They may seem less thought through because you know all the process behind them. :D
Ah~ I actually wasn't aware of the Hanahaki disease. :O My research hinted that the afflicted person is themselves in unrequited love? Is that the case for the fox, too? (Sorry I misraced him and called him a wolf before. >.< I guess it was the color and my ignorance of black foxes.) With the further context, I wish them both well and hope the flowers represent the earlier relationship of the fox from which the snake might heal him. :)
Ah~ I actually wasn't aware of the Hanahaki disease. :O My research hinted that the afflicted person is themselves in unrequited love? Is that the case for the fox, too? (Sorry I misraced him and called him a wolf before. >.< I guess it was the color and my ignorance of black foxes.) With the further context, I wish them both well and hope the flowers represent the earlier relationship of the fox from which the snake might heal him. :)
awww you're so nice, thank you as well <3
I love the disease, it's got so much potential for story and art!! haha and don't worry, it's just inspired by it. Foxy might not know it yet but it won't be unrequited u.u (and don't be!!! it's all good ;D)
I'm sure they will work it out well enough (with a lil bit of drama for rp purposes haha) it will be fine~
I love the disease, it's got so much potential for story and art!! haha and don't worry, it's just inspired by it. Foxy might not know it yet but it won't be unrequited u.u (and don't be!!! it's all good ;D)
I'm sure they will work it out well enough (with a lil bit of drama for rp purposes haha) it will be fine~
Das sieht aber cool aus!
Ich finde die Motividee total toll und auch der Stil des Bildes sieht echt spannend aus.
Ich finde die Motividee total toll und auch der Stil des Bildes sieht echt spannend aus.
Dankee! :D
