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gothicayu 17th April 2010 06:02 AM

the ayu mirrorcle world drawing looks so pretty

Yoake 17th April 2010 02:25 PM

AMAZING!!! *.*

branv 17th April 2010 02:49 PM

i want the HQ of her Ayu draw...

where can i get it?

http://rajacenna.deviantart.com/art/...et=70#comments

is there any other HQ?

^_^

Ayusan 17th April 2010 03:49 PM

As nice the drawing can be, it's another one who think that Internet is large enough and she won't get noticed for copyright infringement (thinking avex has better to do that to track this ), she must state the original pic isn't hers, she must mention the photographer and Ayumi herself ! Let's hope it won't turn as the nasty story of Mijn Schatje *sigh* why people keep to ignore basic rules as copyrights ?!

kiseki89 17th April 2010 04:07 PM

Wow~
if only i have 1% of her talent.... *sob*

2Hurt 20th April 2010 08:41 PM

I saw this on the dutch news... it's really good, even my parents recognized Ayu :D

panda87 21st April 2010 03:24 AM

wow, finally, there's someone quite as good as me. sorry to sound arrogant. but seriously, i'm impressed. i usually see people who are "supposedly" good, but they have flaws in their proportioning of measurements when drawing human beings i can always pick out. i always find supposedly good drawers that have lack of shading skills too. but this, its one of the very, very, very few times i don't catch myself finding any shading or proportioning flaws. she is amazing.

but yea, i'd wish she'd tell people that it's Ayu she drew. i mean, a considerate artist would respect what she used to make her artwork. heh.

Delirium-Zer0 21st April 2010 04:16 AM

I.... don't think it's that good. lol... There's no artistic expression here, just mimicry, and it's not even good (her mouth placement is a bit off and it's driving me crazy). If the drawings were a bit sketchier and less buffed, and if the drawings had higher contrast, I'd maybe like them better, but honestly I'm not that impressed. I'd rather see the girl do something creative with them (at least drawing ayu without the butterflies or adding a new environment to the negative space or something), which is totally possible to do and have the drawings still be realistic. She didn't even crop the picture in a unique way. There's no art or imagination here at all, she's just an inaccurate human photocopier.

Mirrorcle 21st April 2010 04:34 AM

Crazy. o_o
So, is she an Ayu fan? xD

panda87 21st April 2010 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by Delirium-Zer0 (Post 2331856)
I.... don't think it's that good. lol... There's no artistic expression here, just mimicry, and it's not even good (her mouth placement is a bit off and it's driving me crazy). If the drawings were a bit sketchier and less buffed, and if the drawings had higher contrast, I'd maybe like them better, but honestly I'm not that impressed. I'd rather see the girl do something creative with them (at least drawing ayu without the butterflies or adding a new environment to the negative space or something), which is totally possible to do and have the drawings still be realistic. She didn't even crop the picture in a unique way. There's no art or imagination here at all, she's just an inaccurate human photocopier.

that's one thing in itself as well. what didn't impress me at all was that she basically mimicked the photo rather than use ayu's face and make a piece of art of her own. thus, it's actually not "art" at all.

but you can't nitpick at the minor ill-measurement of her lips (and the eyes and contour of her face shape, which bothered me) after all, it's not a cm by cm copy. she's quite close, and overall, you got to appreciate that she's good at capturing the features of a person where you can know it IS the person, not just some face resembling it. that's where the line is drawn in what's good and what's not when it comes to reproduction drawing of real people. it truly looks like them.

Delirium-Zer0 22nd April 2010 01:14 AM

It doesn't really capture the "ayu-ness" enough for me. I feel like a drawing of Ayu should have more... personality, I guess? Especially when the original photo had so much. She really looked like she was looking towards something in the original photo, but she just looks like a statue here. I've seen pencil portraits that REALLY captured the essence of the subject, and this just doesn't.


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