Have art!

[reymonkey]

Finally finished and posted Magneto Remembers last night. I'm not realy happy with the coloring job, but I'm at a loss. If anyone has suggestions to give it a little more interest and texture, especially on the background/memory part, I'd welcome the constructive criticism...
So! After finishing that picture bits of my brain were running around going 'must draw something happy! Look at happy things!!!' I'm glad I drew it, I feel like it was worthwhile even if it's not 'high art', but now I need a break. I really want to do more of the character memes like the one I did for D.S. but I was serious about asking who. Come on guys, I have too many characters and I can't decide. I will do one for Dirk, but I've got tons of OC's. Anyone's fair game! On the LJ front there's the Librarian, The recently-named Silens, Terrence Coleburn, Rat, Fisher or the little-played Persephone.
In the Arraka'ar world setting, which I'm also always happy to babble about, there's Telve, Ordeth, Glyndevon, and a few others lurking in my DA gallery.
There's even older or not often played characters like Ocyn, Rayven DreamWalker, poor neglected Fuzzy, adorable Delwin, Hawker, or my much beloved John Mitchell.
Suggestions, really?

In other news, I also owe so much birthday gift art it's not even funny. How wrong would it be to work on Morri's first, since his is this weekend and he can bug me in person? Or maybe I should just give him the keyboard back...

Comments

[the-wugglyump.livejournal.com]

I want to see Fisher and Delwin. Fuzzies! And Telve is always cool.

[shadowtricker.livejournal.com]

I'm afraid I've little advice to give, although I think I can see your concern about the background. Perhaps if you made the building a much darker silhouette? The arguments over high and low art are ridiculous and pointless. Much of what's classified as high art is ridiculous and pointless as well, while I've seen the sandman comics and other pieces of supposedly low art which carry messages of a deep and wonderful nature with an elegance lacking in museum pieces.

Working backwards, sorry, I put my requests in on the other post.