Originally Posted by Frost-Dragon

I personally loved this piece of work, I can almost feel the emotions flowing through it. I'd like to know more about it. Other than, it took you two hours to make. My questions are: What inspiration's caused you to make it in such a way? *If you had an inspiration.* And, what emotions are you trying to send the viewers? *If you are*.

Edit: I'm feeling like the artwork is screaming endurance with pain/sadness. And such.

Originally Posted by SlyBash

make the top of her cranium a bit wider

Originally Posted by LWafflez

I'm liking the colors you used on this one. Needs a bit of work on proportions but nothing too serious. The face could use more depth, it seems fairly flat at the moment. Good job Ezeth, you're improving ;)

Originally Posted by TomPaine

So far I like the original version the best. I would say more distortion would be the way to go.

Originally Posted by hawkesnightmare

In addition to frost dragon's comment, she seemed sad but strong, almost like she has gone through a hardship and is dismayed by the chaos around her, but determined to push on and survive. She also looks tired, as if she'd been awake for a few days on end, but again, determined to stay up until the problem is resolved.

Originally Posted by Ezeth

I am sorry to bust your poetic bubble there, this is just a face drawing nothing more, everything you see is completely random, face expression is just generic and scene is just a spam of colors I found to fit nicely with the scene. There is no back story and no emotions flowing trough my mind when I painted this other than being relaxed and listening to the sweet sound of reaggea and indie rock.

Originally Posted by BenDover

Great comment. art is fun, not always emotional.
its nice when people can read into and relate to your work though. even if it is a bit misguided.