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Tsabo6 β Liquid Vendor - repainted
Published: 2010-02-16 14:16:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 7788; Favourites: 216; Downloads: 0
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Β©Inca .Alexander Nanitchkov.Liquid Vendor - Rinashari desert, west of Sathad'ra
repainted
Character concept from fantasy world
that me and few friends are building.
more here: [link]
Working title: the Forgotten road, book of whispering sands
b/w digital trumb; then 2 hours HB and 2b pencils, then 1hour in photoshop, for the repainting ~1+ hour
textures [link]
Β©Inca .Alexander Nanitchkov.
old work:
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This image has a combination of sketchy effect and accurate details that make it quite impressive to behold. The contrast between then absence detail in the background and the intense details of the figure draw the viewer into the picture making them want to know more about the depicted figure. Soft and hard lines are working together in abundance and this gives the image a nice flowing pattern. The monotone colours seem to make the image serious and concentrated. The designs of the clothing are very unique though one can recognize some of it from other cultures, but used here in a different way. Excellent!
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Looks better than the old version for sure.
But you're still doing that metallic rendering. You need to start focusing on materials.
Everything looks metallic because you're using too much blacks and whites. Whites and blacks are the last things you should put in the painting. Save them until the end for best result.
It looks metallic since there's too much contrast, black and whites and it lacks middletones. It's almost black and white too which also adds to the metal.
I know I've mentioned this a bunch of times already but I'm doing that because it's a major thing in your work that needs improving. I'm not trying to bring you down. Most your stuff has got the potencial of being really good but you need to start studying of materials and nail that stuff. Do more still life studies and photostudies and really focus on this fault. Be critical.
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Very cool. I wonder how the grafitti work looks like by itself.
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Haha! I strongly doubt that! XD
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Hi ...Dear ... Tsabo6 ...!!!
Your Fantastic Art work
... Liquid Vendor - repainted
is featured in Action-Portraits...!!!
if you don't mind...
best regards.....................You're most welcome in Action-Portraits...!!!
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Excellent work, I like all the fine little details!
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You do great use of texture, hope I'll be able to do something like that... one day
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You will. But its not that big deal i just fool around with my brushes.
Try to use some custom made brushes, there are tons of pre-made brushes in photoshop brushes-dir
i got all my free textures stored in my galery [link]
the are totaly free for any usage.
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thank you very much! ^^
I just can't find an approach to painting with those texture brushes, I use pattern only on cloth and on faces/skin sometimes.
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not pattern, custom brushes, try to make one by yourself and test it,
play with options and settings on the brush along with dual brush tests... i hope this helps
sorry if i sound strange my english is not verry good
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Many details and the design idea is great :3
Good look with your fantasy world <3
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super , zashto ne cukvash poveche detail?
Inache mn priatni sa ti neshtata, sus zamah
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mersi to i tvoite sa takiva "art"
za personal works ne ostava mnogo vreme a puk i me kefi leko nezavurshenia vid makar tova samo na men da mi haresva
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ne ne glupsti to si e iako , ama prosto kato e concept mi se struva che e iako da se izvede niakoi detail i togava shte zvanti 
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Prav si!
az se boria s moeto diavolsko neturpenie....
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I really love how all the detail you added, it looks extremely good!
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