I did this leisurely and over several other drawings.
My only regret is that I didn't have a proper texture for the milk (if you happpen to have one...) Still I consider this drawing completed.
I did this leisurely and over several other drawings.
My only regret is that I didn't have a proper texture for the milk (if you happpen to have one...) Still I consider this drawing completed.
I did this leisurely and over several other drawings.
My only regret is that I didn't have a proper texture for the milk (if you happpen to have one...) Still I consider this drawing completed.
Unless it's buttermilk, I am not aware of milk having any texture, Jean Guy.
You could add a few tiny bubbles at the top of the milk, right around the edge though.
Gary
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I added 3 things on that milk bottle:
1) bubbles (thanks Gary)
2) top part of the milk
3) glass bottom
I think you should have done the body of the bottle the same way you did that whitish ring near the top.
The top is great, and the bottle improved, but it still needs something. Is the red coming through too clearly. It's almost as if the top/cap is separate. Should the edge of the bottle show a bit more ? More questions than answers. Sorry.
Neil
Added glass edges and a few more things. Also made the milk a little more trasparent
The resulting bottle is more convincing I feel. Thanks for all suggestions.
Personally, I have no idea what baby bottles look like these days. But that is more convincing as an image, to me.
... is a great improvement. It is always interesting to see the progress of a piece to the final image.
Why don't you try your glass/plastic on a dark background so the highlights become more pronounced?
Thanks for sharing!
Risto
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