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linzi
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About 15 min in photoshop.
A bit longer than that - excuse me, I'm just a student :p. The work you pros do.... wow.
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i'm blown away by some of the work in this thread:)
bored, i went through the old DVD collection last night (as you do) and watched An American Werewolf in London. What an amazing film that is; incredible mood (especially the beginning), great tension and buildup, some absolutely astounding makeup/transformation by Rick Baker, and even some really great comic relief from the Doctor and Detectives! Anyway, was inspired so did some sketching from some screen grabs:
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| 0_0 thats awesome visual myriad!!! |
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2003 8:35 pm |
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Great work. Very nice contrast visual myriad.
Elliot you have a very interesting style.
Craig you seem to give up in all the right moments.
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| Posted: Wed Apr 30, 2003 10:36 pm |
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Perhaps I pushed the edge on this being a "speed" painting. Not that it shows. I think it actually turned out semi-Ok. I'd love any suggestions if you got 'em.
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visual myriad
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glad you liked UkiTakuMuki and Dom--thanks:) Bishop six: maybe try some texture?
just some quick life sketches:
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| Posted: Thu May 01, 2003 1:27 am |
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ran out of time before I could fix the drawing.
I have no idea what is going on here. Socar gets her stereo enthusi-ast
very neat, Elliot!
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Speed painting threads are probably the only thing that get better with every sequel.
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Spooge Demon, your painting colours (a woman from backside) reminds Manes, a great french "impressionist"..
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first time in the speedpainting threads... first time much anywhere. what, 3 hrs? oy..
the idea is she's slowly deteriorating.. so that she doesn't exist. well, that's the assignment for class anyway!
hope this image host i just found works allright..
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they are becoming less cartoony 
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| oDD: Excellent! |
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oDD - I agree with ceenda, very good job
aphelionart - nice colors.
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| Posted: Thu May 01, 2003 12:16 pm |
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Ceenda, oblagon, i like your work always! 
Mon, VisualMyriad great last one's.
Spooge, i like the indian-like and the woman in red.
and, damn it, so much good work i cannot mention every singel image. 
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| odd: *HUGE* step forward. GREAT painting. Keep it up, bro. |
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So spooge, are you looking forward to Pirates of the Carribean?
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My first speedpainting, one hour. Thanks Drew and Flushgarden for advice in my period of angst I really enjoyed painting this way, and I'm definitely going to stick at it
A ton of inspiring work in this thread.
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Beautiful.
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It's amazing how I can tell which ones are Craig's paintings just by that outstanding color of red he uses. I don't think that anyone else is gutsy enough to do it.
A little over an hour I think:
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| Posted: Thu May 01, 2003 4:15 pm |
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Awesome images, all.
Yeah, i suck. so sue me.
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Any crit is welcome, my first paintings in photoshop4...with mouse...default brushes...so any brush suggestions welcome. also lookin to buy a wacom...what size and pen would suggest. thanks loads |
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Any crit is welcome, my first paintings in photoshop4...with mouse...default brushes...so any brush suggestions welcome. also lookin to buy a wacom...what size and pen would suggest. thanks loads |
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