Swan, traditional piece Options

[HeartOfPandora]

FINALLY got around to scanning in an impressionist watercolour piece I did for school. The scan is HORRIBLE haha but that's because the piece is slightly (read; like 8 inches) wider than my scanner and I wasn't too excited about having to scan it (no camera). The final product is 18.5"w by 11"t on 16"w by 18"t. Some of the colours didn't transfer very well when I scanned, so please ignore the random spots of ick.

The original (click for the dA account credit) and my watercolour.

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So anyway. The whole point of this is that I was wondering if anyone would be interested in seeing it digital? I sort of want to remix the watercolour to a vector in Illustrator, just to see what happens. Good idea? Bad idea, leave it traditional?

PS: I know. I forgot her eyebrow, and the jaw is whacked up. T-T

[Mikeplyts]

I think it looks pretty good. However, it's just that I've always been bothered by seeing yellow skin like that in a painting. I don't know why, it just irks me. Yeah, I think you should try a vector! Good job though.

[schizo]

You should definately do it in vector. And I love the colors you used, even the yellow for the skin. I like when people use colors that aren't necessarily natural but look so anyway? Yeah. :D

[manny-the-dino]

I can see why you say you don't really like the yellow, Mike, but then when I look at it, I think it fits because they (sorry, I dk your gender) weren't really going for the traditional colors and wanted to be different. Amirite? But I think it's really cool and came out nicely. Kind of reminds me of.. Rogue, I think, from X-Men. I say make a vector out of it!