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Published: 2012-09-24 15:47:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 18037; Favourites: 713; Downloads: 268
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Portfolio piece; trying out some new things. Painted in Painter and Photoshop per usual.Available as anΒ open edition print & as aΒ limited edition giclee .
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awesome artwork. do you do commissions?Β
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Yes, please see my website's contact page if you're interested in commissioning anything 
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I love the way you used a lot of grey and a bit of red. Really mysterious!
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The dark reds throughout the piece really make it. Rich and bloody.
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So stunningly dark and beautiful. Your attention to detail (the texture of the bloody stump of the neck and the way the blood runs down her arm) is spectacular.
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Very expressive! And you always paint fabric so well!
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Your art is amazing *_* I love when I can tell who the artist is after just looking at the work.
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-sighs- I always love looking at your art. So unique, driven, and awesome. Great work as usual!
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..There a mystic charm about this pic and I like it...nice work ...
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Absolutely stunning, like all your work
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That's awesome. I've seen a few of your tutorials before but how much work do you do in Painter versus using Photoshop? I have both and I've always found it a bit more difficult to use Painter intuitively since a lot of brushes like to smudge a lot when blending.
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It depends on the piece! Sometimes I don't take it in to Painter until the last 25%, other times I jump back and forth constantly and the image is about 50-50. I usually hover around only the oils, pastels/chalks, and palette knives, but I'm writing a class on both programs right now so it's forcing me to explore Painter much deeper. Maybe I'll do some Painter-only images afterwards. But for now when I want to avoid smudginess, I opt for the oil pastels.
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That's interesting because I'm trying to translate my oil painting roots to a digital form in Painter but when I use their brushes it just ends up being smudgy and I don't like it.
I may try oil pastels and chalk and mix it in, just to see.
Thanks.
I'd be interested in taking a digital painting class. How is teaching going? I bet it's pretty fun.
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It has its ups and downs, haha. I'm an online instructor for the Academy of Art University's graduate illustration program.
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That's awesome. I may check it out. I know there are a few online degrees and classes geared towards digital painting, so I'm glad to see it's steadily picking up online.
And yeah, Painter can be a jerk at times.
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missed these fabric paintings coming from you,
amazing as always,
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Nicely done, I love the coloring, the clothing look really good!
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I love the subtle texture and
the contrast between the saturated background and muted figure is quite unusual!
Good choice to put the moon in the bottom corner -really pulls the composition together.
You could have incorporated some of those background colours into the fabric to make it more lively.
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