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Published: 2006-03-30 22:21:46 +0000 UTC; Views: 16328; Favourites: 99; Downloads: 1093
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Drawing of Tony Jaa, star of Ong Bak, pretty awsome movie.It was created using Derwent Drawing Pencils on medium grain cartridge paper.
For anyone who is interested Derwents new range of drawing pencils are excellent, they are very soft and waxy, much softer than normal pencils and they allow you to do great blending work with them.
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ONG BAK One of the best fighting movies I ever seen.
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This movie was epic! Does anyone know where I can read fanfiction's for this movie? =o
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Alright!! Our South-East Asian action heroes need more love, and that is more than what you've given with this outstanding piece. I love the raw emotion in his face and the stunning muscle definition. Excellent work on the tassles and other fabric, and good choice of background colour too!
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That is a very awesome movie! Not too well known, at least not here in the states. Good to see a tribute of such a great martial artist. I especially like how you did the ropes around his hands. Great job!!
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you are great ..its very hard to paint like this way ..thats take lot of time
congratulation
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Thanks very much, its not paint though its done in coloured pencils.
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Totally Sick, Man...makes me want to go home to thailand
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ong bak is the greatest martial arts movie ever! great job on the piece.
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the best color drawing I have ever seen in my 17 years of living -no exaggeration! That is soo awesome, superb!
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WOW! Thank you very much, not sure it's qute that good but cheers
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the best color drawing I have ever seen in my 17 years of living -no exaggeration! That is soo awesome, superb!
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This is very awesome...
I honestly don't know what to say.
Incredible drawing. My brother just walked behind me and said: "Nice pic!"
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They're making 24 colors now. Some really great shades of blues and greens etc.
Peace,
AL
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Great job on this. I'm doing Tony myself, you're right it is a great movie and I can't wait for the next one. As far as Derwent Drawing pencils... they're the best. I just did a portrait class on them. So I've been able to convert some into the world of Derwents.
Peace,
AL
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Cheers, yeah derwent drawing pencils are pretty cool, just wish they would do more colours in them.
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I really like the colors you were able to achieve with the pencils. Can you tell me the average layer count for something like that? I am trying to learn to use colored pencils, but i seem to just end up with a muddy mess. I am using prizmacolors.
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I usually only layer about 3 or 4 colours maximum, also usually colours of a similar hue such as blending browns and pinks for flesh tones. If you mix to many different colour together you end up with a muddy brown colour.
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Ok, thanks for that tip. Like you said, i end up with too much, and it's muddy. I will try and make it up with less layers, and a better color harmony for each layer.
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wow. it's truly amazing how you did those details. bravissimo!
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Thanks just lots of time and patience, I enjoyed working on this one so it wasn't a chore spending time on it.
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This piece has great lighting. I really like the muscle shading and his confident stance. Great work.
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HI, never seen the movie. But as i can see from here, that drawning is damn good.. I like it
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very nice drawing. If u want my critique than here it is: The drawing has a very clear light sorce, the rendering is done well. Awsome flesh tones. Forshortining is good as well. The figure's left upper forearm seems a little small but doesnt really bother me because it strengthens the forshortining of the form. It may have actually been like that, but just seems a little off. My only other critisism is in the anatomy of the chest. the figures left pectoralis seems too small considering the definition of he's other muscles, and also seems a bit misshapen considering the placement of the nipple, and the perfect 60 degree angled line that runs from the bottom of the sturnum to the arm pit area. Im accutally not quite sure if that line i mintioned is the end of the pectoralis or if it is the muscular shape that parallels it below it. If the later is the case then it seems perhaps u have merged the serratus or upper portion of the external oblique into the pectoralis. If it was from a photo or movie still i would have to see it to be sure. It is possible i suppose for his pectoralis to actually be shaped like that but it would be an oddity if it was. The only other thing that seems somewhat odd is the shape of the trapezius, again on the figure's left side. Seems to bulge out a bit too far. Again, would have to see your refrence to be exactly sure. But all the above mentioned things are just little detail things. All and all AWSOME DRAWING. and in color pencil no less. I am quite impressed, as color pencil can be a beast. please come visit my deviant and comment.
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Yikes thats the longest critique ever. 
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Well, u encouraged advanced critique so i thought i'd do my best to give a critical analysis of ur drawing. Take it for what u want kuz it is still an awesome drawing.
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I wasn't complaining, I was very impressed with your anatomy knowledge. Thanks for your comments.
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um...wow. this is just truly awesome. The colours look amazing, same goes for the pose and expression on his face. Well done man, well done!
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Thanks I appretiate it
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Great job! I really love the colors and the details
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Thanks it took a while, but it was worth it in the end. Its one of my favourite peices I think.
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Wow; awesome detail; how much hours did this take you?
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Thanks, it took quite a while I don't really remember how long, I was doing on a night after work so it took a coupl eof weeks on and off I guess.
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You have patience; I give you that, I probably wouldn't be able to work on one thing for so long.
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That movie is one of the best fighting movies out there. It has like almost no mistakes and its the truest fighting film to the spirit of fighting i've seen. It also has some of the most creative fight moves that i've ever seen. Keep up the good work, this is awesome.
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Yeah it is a pretty awsome movie, thanks for the copliments.
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I'm finding it hard to tear my eyes away from the torso - such beautiful hues in the fleshtones and great definition of the muscels. An excellent portrait.
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