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starglider2
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all nice work ppl !
and spooge : again, what can i say......too good. can you give any handy advice how to paint convincing-yet-sketchy debree like in that picture of the two swordmen ? (on the ground, to the right of the front guy)
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spooge : i like how you achieve a composition everytime on the largest scale within the picture space that makes it a composition with a certain abstract degree......it's remarkable how your paintings are built upon a solid large-scale composition leading the eye very effectively  )
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"chug"
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Farley13 - More action in the next one, I had that tip from Spooge too with the eyes and I have loosed the pupils in the eyes but I think the Iris should be visible from that range ...hmmm, could be the lightsource or shading that makes it confusing. Anyway, thank you for the tip.
Duracel - Thank you Duracel, I gotta say that you are also getting better and better and better, your latest is awesome.
Drunken Monkey - That looks like a character from Star Trek, can�t put my finger on whom but it could be the doctor in the Original Series. Very good.
Capt.Fred - Cool car.
Keep the speed Paintings on fire
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"yowzer!"
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| Posted: Mon Mar 31, 2003 9:44 am |
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| its postman pats car |
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Capt. Fred
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Postman Pat, Postman Pat, Postman Pat and 'is Black'n'white cat..
Yeah 
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Capt. Fred: Hell yeah! Hehe, kickass pics! 
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Just made for a good friend that is having some hard times and today said: "tomorrow the sun will shine and everything will be brighter". She meant it literally as it was raining and cold, which is odd at this time of the year in Spain. What she meant is that we are so used to sun that it really affects our lifes.
http://www.tayete.com/Sketches/ARLES/images/989%20yasaleelsol.jpg
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Hi all!
This is my first entry into the speedpaint-world. Well, 1,5 hours is very speedy for me. Done from sketch to finish in that time, all digital, but I don't know what the heck I was thinking.
Here goes!
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60minutes and just something different.
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Chthonic Divinity
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45 minutes or so.... lets see who notices whose style i ripped off first 
edit:
i made a wallpaper out of it, that i think works much better compositionally and artistically.... its 1024x768... get it here--> http://incubusart.homestead.com/files/penguins_in_the_desert_copy.jpg
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30 minute opencanvas doodle 
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Sukhoi, i cant believe you recognized it! You must be a freak like me.. watching that movie on a weekly basis 
Matthew, thanks! Its actually from Bladerunner - its Chu - he does eyes.
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Hey Mat, thanks for the kind words.
Everyone's work here is so incredibly good. Its taken me quite a while to gain enough skill as an artist to feel somewhat worthy to post here.
This is a sketch i did for the most recent daily sketch group over at conceptart.org. Fun stuff
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hello
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Making this one reminds me how many "tricks" I've stopped using, I miss the old days hehe.... BTW I like Bizley stuff!
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Damn fucking, this is absolut amazing!
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Matthew
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Drunken Monkey - Ahh yeah I thought I had seen him somewhere.
Retinal Haze - Your style is amazing, is that white and black lines only? Nice.
Starglider2 - hehe, hello
Here�s another one. I got inspired when I watched the Speed Thread earlier so I had to make one, should be more action in this one.
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Capt.FlushGarden
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Thanx! pretty dahmn good work yourselves!!
here's another one of those:
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damn, always following flushie...
starglider, debris on the ground is like any other thing, except it kinda falls inbetween a texture and identifiable forms. But the basic approach still applies: blur your eyes a little and paint what you see. Can't go wrong. After a while you will be able to paint it from your head. I had a hard time following your second question, sorry.
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| Duracel - Thank you Duracel, I gotta say that you are also getting better and better and better, your latest is awesome. |
Thx.
@ Spooge, Capt.Flush, Sparth and Matthew - those are all really great. One more time i have to say, this is the absolut best Thread i have ever seen. every single page is absolute awesome and worth every downloaded bit! Thx all.
Here is my new one, insprired by this one of spooge:
http://www.goodbrush.com/hirez_pgs/concept/concept6/waterfall.htm
PS: I have tested a new custombrush for forests.
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Chthonic Divinity
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| Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2003 6:48 am |
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that came out amazing, dur
and flush, that last one is so sleek and sexy... reminds me of that bjork video with those robots making out |
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| Posted: Tue Apr 01, 2003 7:03 am |
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wooao! spooge duracel and eveyone grrreat!
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