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Disney Queen Elsa from Frozen. I love this movie!Related content
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I guess that I better start my critique saying that I've written only one critique so far, so... yeah e.deviantart.net/emoticons/a/a⦠" width="19" height="19" alt="
I think you captured pretty well the feeling and the drawing is overall very beautiful, the lines, coloring, etc. I especially like the lined of the arm and her cloak, it feels very natural.
On the other hand, though, I believe her eyes, maybe her whole expression could've been better worked on. It's mainly the eye, and the forehead shape, which I feel should have been a tad shorter. The lighting is pretty good but perhaps a little more shine on the eye would have been better.
As I said you captured the feeling pretty well, but those two details would have added to it c:
Aside from that, there isn't really anything I'd change.
I hope I helped xD
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Very nice picture, I love how you combine the background and snow to add fantastic contrast, and a glowing effect.You capture Elsa's emotions perfectly.
On a different note, there's only one suggestion I can give.
On her cheeks, the shine is a little bit to blunt. I'm not sure if this is intentional, but if not I just think it's a bit unnatural.
Other than that, this Deviation is amazing!
Now I will continue to ramble on about how great it is.
The shine in the jewel on her cloak: AWESOME.
The way you portrayed the fabric on her clothing: AWESOME.
Just.. Her hair and crown in general: AWESOME.
Her eyes look almost identical to Disney's version! (Might I add: AWESOME)
This is my first critique, so it might not be the very best. Hopefully it was helpful!
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This was very well done. The lightning looks natural, the snowflakes shimmer, and the shine on Elsa's face looks convincing. The dress is shaded perfectly. I like the was the bronze on the dress has a natural shine. The shadows are quite natural. I was quite impressed with the sky, too, which is blended very well. The let it gos are a great touch, but they do not ruin the effect of the painting, which is good. The coronation dress looks exactly like it did in the movie. This is overall a very high quality piece of art, and extremely well done. Spectacular job!
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I really love this! its amazing! I love all the colors you used, at first I thought this piece of art was actually the one from the movie! This was very original, I have never seen elsa look like this. I really love your technique! Elsa's hair looks so soft and I love the blush on her cheeks! The snowflakes are one of my favorite parts because they look like little glowing lights and they are very unique. Your texture was great! like Elsa's sleave and the cape. I think this is perfect and it is for sure five stars!
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Let me start by saying that THIS. IS. AMAZING.
I honestly thought it was a shot of the movie at first! But when I looked closer, it was more unique than that. e.deviantart.net/emoticons/s/s⦠" width="15" height="15" alt="
I love her expression. I love her hair. I love her dress. I love the magic coming from her fingers. I love the song. I love this piece of artwork!!! e.deviantart.net/emoticons/h/h⦠" width="15" height="13" alt="
I'm so impressed with this; you really have some talent! And I can't seem to find anything to critique you on. e.deviantart.net/emoticons/r/r⦠" width="15" height="15" alt="
I suppose I should give you something, but I don't know...hmm...well, what about the background? Maybe you could add something to it? But this is just so perfect already!
Thank you for sharing! e.deviantart.net/emoticons/b/b⦠" width="15" height="15" alt="
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At first, I thought this was a snapshot from the actual movie! I like the shading light technique, and the detail you put into this; and the hair is like the real one, though the blue ribbon seems absent. The snowflakes seem so realistic, and the blue glow with it adds to the beauty. "Let it Go" is faintly etched into the scene, which adds to its brilliance. The expression on Elsa's face is so hopeful, worried, and awed. In fact, I think this Elsa has slightly more emotion than Movie Elsa. Everything in this digital drawing is truly fantastic!
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This is simply amazing!
Alright, where do I start? It's so difficult to pinpoint a real plus in the whole picture, because every detail is simply superb.
Let us begin with the uniqueness of this piece. When a person logs on to deviantART and types "Elsa" in the search bar, most the artwork that fills the screen has the iconic Elsa figure in the gorgeous blue off-the-shoulder dress with the long cape and the famous french side braid. But in this piece, it is simply not the case.
You've shown the side of Elsa that most people immediately forget right after "Let it Go". This depicts her in her elegant, regal glory right after she tossed away her glove. She still sports the coronation gown, the violet cloak, the elegant hairdo, and even the silver tiara she was about to so symbolically toss away near the end of the very same scene. Sir, I applaud you for going against the flow.
Next, I would also like to emphasize how different this picture is while showing a sneak peek at the movie. Although it is very similar to part of the "Let it Go" scene, this was never a screenshot. I love that you put something different in. In addition, the sketched "LET it GO" near the top of the artwork is also very symbolic.
However, while making your artwork unique, it is also very accurate. You obviously paid great attention to detail, from the texture on her dress to the gentle, chilly lighting on her face. You also made it a point not to make the most noticeable snowflakes she is creating the same.
Overall, this artwork is amazingly pleasing to the eye and will most likely be put in many deviants' Favorites for quite a long time. Keep up the amazing work!
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The vision is beautiful. The colors fade together perfectly. When I first saw it I thought it was a screenshot. Your technique is wonderful, and I see great impact. I only wish you included a little more creativity off of your opinion, I like how you aimed the powers down instead up and wrote Let it Go in the sky, but maybe you could say, I imagined roses in her hair and her powers doing this. Good job I love it! My favourite Frozen fanwork ever. Keep Going, I'll look at other works of yours and watch in a not creepy way! Sorry if I was harsh or something.
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I thought I was looking at a screen-cap from the movie!!! So amazing; texture, vision, everything! I love the words in the background, how they just blend in. And how the snow coming from her hand seems to glow! I hope you will let my group (Frozen-Fansite) submit this. I am blown away. Hopefully, you will keep up the good work, and create more art!
The texture on the dress makes it so realistic, along with the shadows. The cape's texture is brilliant as well, and her hair texture. The background makes her 'pop', which I personally love. Great work!
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Glancing at it made me think this was simply a still from the movie! Amazing artwork! You've truly captured the art form that Disney used in the movie Frozen!
You've gotten most of the minor details correct! But remember, in this scene her palm is facing up. But, I'm just detail oriented! This art is simply amazing, and you truly capture the emotion that Elsa has when she releases her powers. How she is vulnerable, yet starting to find her true self.
I would suggest to perhaps clean up the lines a bit, if you were going for a more-replica image instead of an original one. But, other than that, there is nothing wrong or ill-fitting with this masterpiece!
This has to be the most accurate reconstruction of Elsa on DeviantArt (At time of writing), and I'm incredibly impressed with it! Please keep up the good work! And now that you've seemed to have captured the style and design of Elsa, I wonder if you can create original poses to further enhance your portfolio?
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This artwork really captures Elsa's expression and looks are so real looking, and I can feel her emotions pouring through me. Honestly, it looks like it could have been official art. The technique is amazing. Shading and lighting A+! I would suggest posting a version without the let it goes in the background, just because it would be nice for a version that looks just like in the movie. Here hand is well done, and I'm stunned by the snow power effect! I can't find any flaws, so I give this 5 stars in total! Keep up the awesome art!
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Ok i here again. ANYWHO i love how you made it so realistic with the snow. it is a perfect painting or drawing and i would love to see it at a museum of art i also enjoyed the textures and stroke. the technique is very very nice and i love the colors you used and the secret words she says when she sings the song Let it go. the back round it amazing and shiny. i also love how you did the eyes and dress it looks like the movie.
GREAT WORK I LOVE IT SO MUCH she is so cool!
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This artwork is wonderful, the lines and painting strokes match frozen as if it was a 2D movie. The artwork captures the personality of Elssa at the time of the song, I love this song and I love this art. The details in the snowflakes which are like real snowflakes and not the same is amazing while the pencil sketch in the top saying βLet it goβ is a nice touch as it is just in the background. A huge plus this is her coronation dress rather than her snow dress she creates over it, plus the infamous crown is also present.
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Wow you are so good, this is really great! I encourage you to continue in your art.
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Omg that looks so much like the real thing
Im not really into Frozen anymore as much as I used to be but this has taken that a step further.Gawd we luv you Elsa xD :3
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your welcome. i really love that movie too.
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Elsa: I thought the Dragon Balls were destroyed...
Yukina Morisato: The Reset Button brought the Dragon Balls, and Shenron, back.
Elsa: What was Piccolo doing in my home country, anyway?
Yukina Morisato: He wanted an ice castle, just like yours. Piccolo may be a Kaijin, but he still has an ego.
Elsa: I guess it doesn't matter, now that the situation is resolved. But why were the Z Fighters even there? Aren't they supposed to be fighting Cell?
Yukina Morisato: To be fair, it's been a year since we last heard news about Cell. It's better to let him lay dormant than to launch an unprovoked attack. You should know all about it, Miss Giantess Makeout.
Elsa: I'm never gonna live that down, am I?
Yukina Morisato: Not as long as I live. And us Almega are VERY long-lived.
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Hello,
I just wanted to let you know that I love this artwork and I put this piece in a video I made of "Let It Go." Β I made sure to credit you and put a link to this page in the description. Β However, I can remove this picture from the video if you prefer. Β Here is a link if you want to make sure the piece is represented to your liking:Β www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ5TDNβ¦
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thanks!
Is that you singing? Great voice!
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I finally got around to watch this movie - it was a good Disney flick, just the kind I used to watch and enjoy. This piece is wonderfully done, and especially the expression on Elsa's face is captivating. Behind that smile, there is certain worry or fear even, perfectly fitting into the themes of this movie.Β
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Thanks!
Indeed.
I'd put Frozen right up there with the great Disney movies. Big Hero 6, not so much (it's good but not great). I hoped that maybe Frozen was ushering in a new Disney Renaissance, maybe it still is
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We can hope at least! Gee, I'm feeling all nostalgic now, reminiscing those 1990's classics!
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