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i like the interpretation, it's how i see her when she appears on your opponent's side, more of a warrior than an angel!
amaizing job!! i would like to see more illustrations of cards!
Perhaps a more armoured version than other versions but to me it still have that feeling of swiftness and vigilance.
Also, the buckler covering her left hand -- the lack thereof a visible hand makes it seem like the shield is replacing her hand. Perhaps you could have the shield attached to her forearm?
I do like the pose and calm, yet serious facial expression. The wings are rendered nicely, but something about them makes them look flat to me.
Pardon the critical review, I only intend for it to be constructive. Best of luck in your endeavors!
I plan on practicing my wings, I don't paint them too often and it shows.
My mind-reference for this were some 15th century images of St. Michael in full armor. It's matter of personal taste, of course but I don't find most the recent MtG angels all that elegant.
High heels, naked legs and flowing hair on a warrior aren't my things, of course you are welcome to differ.
- Doesn't have any reference of the "blessed jawline"
- No cleavage
- No shoulder exposure.
PLEASE REVISE.
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In all seriousness, I love the design of this armor~! So practical! (Practical women's armor for fantasy renders? The hell?
Yes, I'm definitely in the 'armor should at least be believable' school.