Yup, I shirked off my study-for-finals time just so I can finish this in time for tomorrow's errands

So you BETTER get a fullview of this, alright? I was even reluctant to put a watermark on this, it was so pretty, but it's there, nonetheless.

I did an ink sketch version of this for submission to the AnthroCon's convention book; even though I won't be able to attend there physically -- my agent will hang my artwork at the art show for me -- at least I was able to submit SOMETHING for the con book...

But after that, I wanted to expand on that via computer. I tried to do it in Illustrator at first, but I'm way out of league to do anything that advanced onnit (I'm only a beginner), so Photoshop won over me.

Five weeks later and an entire afternoon of fretting over my computer's health today (had it on 600dpi, so I shrunk it to about 300-400 for memoryssake), I have this to share. This is the CMYK-converted version intended for print; I went with this instead of the original RGB one because I thought it was a very nice subtle shade of yellow to it.

As tempting as it is to have advanced critique encouraged for this, I only wish to seek for regular comments for the time being... But I am curious to know about the balance of colors, primarily whether they're unified under a similar shade of green (HSB and CMYK balance options used).

For the record, this is Miyume the Muse, my OC muse.

Program used: Photoshop CS2

Muse Species (C) NDI/SCEA
Character and Image (C) Lady Rumplestiltskin