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Published: 2008-08-03 01:25:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 11916; Favourites: 270; Downloads: 156
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Did a painting session with some friends from singapore, and decided to rework it a little more before I posting it here.heavily inspired by the artists I love, namely Frazetta, Jon Foster, Ashley wood, and many more. Didn't look at any of their stuff while painting it but I hope I wasn't subconsciously copying a piece of theirs in particular.
thx for watching
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Dude, this chic is a bandito Β or is it 'bandita'? Anyway, she's got it!
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Oh wow, I love the variety of brush strokes and the movement, both in the strokes and her pose! You're so awesome <333
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thanks so much! its an honor coming from an talented artist such as yourself
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no problem...stuff looks really cool...you gotta lot going on...can't wait to see how it all develops.
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thanks for the heads up i'll keep workin on it. love ur lineart, very inspiring stuff
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U r really a good speedy stroke painter..
Love this character so much, of cuz the painting style is what i would like to see more from you.
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Hey cok3...been following your work a lot, I use it as inspiration and I'd love to hear more artist that interest you. I looked up Ashly and John, and enjoyed their work, and no I didn't notice any copying subconsciously on your part, however I do see where you get that lose suggestive line quality that I love in your work. To be honest I like the way you do it more than Ashly.
Thanks for keeping me motivated...no pressure though.
~Omni
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ah thanks alot for the comment dude, there are alot of artists that interest me. All from different areas in art. I'll name a few but i could go on forever - carlos huante, justin sweet, james jean, si scott, alex ross
hope those r enough to keep you busy for awhile
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Wow I really love how you pulled off the roughness in this one. The pose has a lot of character in it too. Needs more ass, Jose. 8D
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thanks, heheh roughness isn't hard to pull of, its how things look like before they fully take shape. just purely gestural strokes. hahah yeah needs more ass eh?
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ah thanks glad you like it
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dang u should join us. hahah but this is the first time i did a session with ppl in almost a month dude
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Very impressive works ^_^ I like the strokes of flow keep it up
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I think her butt area needs moar shape, heheh. Love the flow and strokes (gotta paint with STROKES), which tool did you use for this? Done in Painter, amirite?
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hmmm yr probly right bout that area, yeah I used painter for this, and photoshop for some color adgustments, ended up just desaturating it a little bit. thx for the comment
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Jon Foster, Ashley, Frazetta are masters in their own class! My respects! As for this piece! Loving the bold strokes, nice pose too. Great!
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the strokes flow well together, great job you done!!
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thanks
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ya, im malaysian and studying in lasalle college of the arts, singapore
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ah ic, keep up the good work dude
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Nice dynamic brush strokes. I'm a big fan of muted color palettes. The upper chest needs a little more love, as it looks a little too murky (even for the chosen style). Setting the woman's face as the focal point is just great.
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thanks alot for the crits dude. ur absolutely right about the upper area, needs broader strokes probly to solidify things, nice work in your gallery, thanks again
heres a link to the black and white version
i kinda like this one better
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I have to say, this style is really tough to get 'right'. I would go on to say it's a rather acquired taste, you know? I mean, Ashely Wood and the Sparrow set of books look really great and all, but I was never really compelled to get them.
The B&W looks really solid. Work on the arms a bit, but I dig the pose a lot.
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man looks epic the roughness adds more character and detail to it stands it alot more GJ
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thanks for the comment, i appreciate it
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i like to put a smile on a face XD
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