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Tutorial/ walk through for my image Descent be sure to check the full image out as well.Related content
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Thanks for this tutorial, Itried to apply this on Ipad, it was a little bit harsh. I will post it and share on here.
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here it isΒ
gothic007.deviantart.com/art/Fβ¦
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So beautiful. c8 Thank you for sharing this with us!
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I was looking for some landscape turorials - this one is very usefull 
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Pure magic, right there. Thank you for sharing your process, Robin
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This was genuinely a good painting tutorial - you gave us tips on how to produce a successful piece of artwork by telling us about the focal point, change in contrast etc. Thank you very much, Robin!
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can i follow this awesome tutorial using my mouse? xD
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This was rather useful! Thank you for sharing, lovely job on this unsettling cave environment
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Useful and informative tutorial. Amazing work too!
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I wish I could 
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Great but I'd love to know how to get the brushes just so. 's my only problem
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I love the painting - and thanks for putting together this step-by-step process
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how long did it take for you to do this masterpiece?
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Robin, I noticed between steps 5 and 6 a lot of improvement at textures, in special at the rocks. How you made these nice textures? Custom brushes, overlay stock images, what's the method you use? Do you have a package of brushes for this type of work? how can I achieve similar results?
I have great difficulty making landscapes. I'm really at the beginning of something. I'm trying to help at environment design for the Kitchen's RPG project, but twice I gave up the paintings I was doing.
Can you help me with something?
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Robin, great work!
Why don't you post this one at the Kitchen?
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Somehow this drawing looks kinda familiar from a game, I don't know which one though....
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I loved it. The technical talk you provided for the tutorial was really helpful. Do you find that you work more with hard tip brushes, air brushes, or miscellaneous patterns?
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Cool tut. Thank you for your method of attacking this.
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... Cruel, cruel jealousy ...
Good work.
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Great to see the process of your amazing paintings, and nice that there is a description too.
The next time I gotta try texturing the foreground more at least, to see what kind of difference does it make.
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Thanks for the walk through. I love seeing how other artist's work.
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can u show us the types of brushes u use on the next tutorial/walkthrough if u make one?
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thank you so much for this awesome piece of work
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Holy crap that's awesome. Thank you very much for the walkthough
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This is brilliantly done lol, i just got into this kind of art (concept art?). i think i might uses thisXD
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This is an excellent tutorial! Very clear and inspiring. Thank you for sharing your process!
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awesome! well done! u are great artist. keep it up! And thanks for sharing youΒ΄re process.
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this is very helpful, thanks a lot for sharing!
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Very nice piece, made me think about zerg.
Thanks for showing us how you made it
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thank you for this! it is always interesting to see the progress on a piece, especially for such an atmospheric scene. One thing i have to ask, do you add the details and shadows on other layers and keep adding them, or work on fewer layers?
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New things I add on a separate layer and when im happy with the result i merge it together.
Thanks man
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