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kidtrip98 — Uplit building at night
Published: 2006-09-26 23:40:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 3470; Favourites: 52; Downloads: 12
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Pencils, Inks, Markers...(ahem) .....sorry, Prismacolors: )Related content
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You have done an amazing job with the perspective! ^_^ the colours look great too! ^_^
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Thanks brother, how did you come up on it?
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Someone featured it in their profile. It caught my eye above most of the others.
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Thats a very realisitic loking picture, very realiitic indeed.
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very cool colors!
from the thumb, o thought it was a maniped photo, but its not! OMG!
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Thanks- I did reference a photograph though...
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it doesn't detract from it's amazingness
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Welcomez!
always like commenting on good art!
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Very cool! It kind of looks like a manip, great job!
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Thanks- that's really cool, because this one was all hands
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I'm thinking Art Museum or Library.... And it definitely has got me thinking. (I should hope so, since I found you through Visual Lit)
I like the combination of the impressionistic bushes against the stark almost photo-realistic quality of the building. The eerie-green cast to it all really sets an interesting mood. But then I'm possibly a bit biased in that I've also used such an eerie-green lighting about things before myself. Though, this was in writing, of course....
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I'm glad the word "eerie" popped into mind- that's kind of what I was looking for. Like a haunted mansion look or a "Fall of the House of Usher" gothicy feel- I think I should have added some older architecture for that, but I can totally see the Museum-y shtick.
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Well, I guess we'll see how well I did soon enough.
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Oh wow.. I have never seen a traditional work like this. I love how it turned out
and amazing work with the light and dark
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Great composition and use of value. Very interesting perspecive. Bold use of color, especially with marker. I am a Copic person, but i will not hold the Prismacolors against you. 👍: 0 ⏩: 1
ROb
I haven't really tried Copic before, but I might just give them a try- you're the second person that's told me about them
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Made of 'awesome and win'?
here is a reply made of 'thank you'!
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Thanks bro, I should really do more color stuff- all the pencils in my gallery make it kinda blah as a whole...
Thank you though.
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great angle. I like that. Nice coloring. I love the perspective the most.
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Thanks! (I cheated the perspective, for the comp
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YOU have very nice perspective and coloring
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THANK YOU!! That was the coolest thing in the world-
I'm very happy you let me be a part of that...
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Hey there!
This piece really did catch my eye, mostly because of the great use of color, as well as the PoV (point of view).
The one thing I can critique on is the fact that the buildings are out of our perspective. I know that with the right skewing of line you can get yourself a weird sensation to give the viewer, but in this case, the lean a little too much to the left, and it just seems off. Perhaps for this one-point perspective, you should have set the VP (vanishing point) a little more towards the middle of the top of the page, so the lines converge towards the point, giving the viewer a "Worm's eye view" of things.
Hope that helps..I'll stroll around and see what else I can find
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Thanks, green was the actual lighting from the photograph too.
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Stunning perspective...I won't notice the stairs or the planter, I'm too busy concentrating on the emerald toned colour scheme. Very eyecatching stuff!
~*Ruthie*~
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Cool, then I won't notice it either. Thanks, where did you find it? (curious)
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lucias-tears featured it among other green tinted art in her journal. Yours really caught my eye.
~*Ruthie*~
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aww yay 
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For this one, I drew on Vellum- it's not very forgiving with markers (because it smears easy) but it gives a smooth quality to your pencils (again, because it smears easily), especially if you one of those artists who like to use the side of your pencils, or a blending stick for rendering...
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I'll have to give that a try, thanks!
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Good luck man, note me when you do, I'd like to check it out...
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Hey, I really like that! I want to favorite it. ^__^
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