The main comment is that the syringe looks out of place because it's so orderly looking when everything else is very abstract, blood-soaked, and grotesque (as far as proportions go). So it looks a little weird and out of place. Everything else looks very freaky though.
Ubi caritas est vera, Deus ibi est.
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I don't really see how she's a nurse other than the syringe and the title but it dose look very realistic and your shading is magnificent did you use oils or acrylics it looks like it. -Bumblebee
lol I probably made this too dark so you can't really tell.
btw I sketched this, scanned it, shaded it on my computer, colored it and textured it. Took an extremely long time to shade, but the only traditional thing I used was a pencil when I was sketching it on my paper
Well, as Snoink pointed out, the syringe does seem too out-of place, especially the outlined part. It would've looked better if you had coloured it with almost the same shade as her skin tone. One that strikes me odd is that she looks like she's injecting herself. Is it intentional? If yes, good job. Also; the same palm seems slightly bent at an odd angle. What I'm trying to say is, try doing that, and look at it. Doesn't seem right, right? Her right leg is odly curved toward the bottom.
But it is an awesome job. It really is good. Keep it up! ~Lava
~ Pretending in words was too tentative, too vulnerable, too embarrassing to let anyone know. - Ian McEwan in Atonement
A very scary artwork, indeed. "Silent Hill" popped from my mind the first thing I saw the nurse 'cause the way you drew it, has some similar features from that movie/game.
I really like this. The chest part seems to be ruining the upper body since its outline's not really good. Love how you add up the blood-splattering-on the-nurse effect. The head's totally unique. Really, you got some impressive artistic skills coming out from you hands.hehe.
keep up!
peace out!
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thanks everyone! I hope to be improving on this technique here's a few things to answer some questions 1. she isn't suppose to look like she is injecting herself. I wanted to show a scary nurse with a needle coming at you, lol I guess I messed that up 2. she is suppose to be deformed 3. silent hill= best thing ever!