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jama
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Great job everybody.
new concepts from me.
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Lakka
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painting of a friend, I got a serious question, which of these 3 works best for you? I mean, doesnt-work the less.
a not so soft version
http://fc05.deviantart.com/fs51/f/2009/304/e/5/S_2_by_Lakkae.jpg
attitude version http://fc09.deviantart.com/fs51/f/2009/304/5/8/S_3_by_Lakkae.jpg
Btw Lemur, once again I like it, I find it much more rewarding to read an image, instead of getting a fully rendered one smacked in my face. Really I mean it, that image hits the spot for me. Silhouettes and all that, yes, much love...  |
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| Yo Lakka, the first one (the one you posted) looks fantastic to me. The others... I could believe that someone used a cloner tool in Painter X and ran them through a bad filter. I would definitely definitely go with the one you posted. If push comes to shove though you can always ask her. |
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| Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 10:23 am |
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nice everyone.. lakka, i like the first one you posted here better
sorry i suck
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Lakka
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| Posted: Sat Oct 31, 2009 10:23 am |
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| Yo Lakka, the first one (the one you posted) looks fantastic to me. The others... I could believe that someone used a cloner tool in Painter X and ran them through a bad filter. I would definitely definitely go with the one you posted. If push comes to shove though you can always ask her. |
Thanks, yes I've been wondering if the watercolor thing just makes them look like photos with bad editing, I guess that's the case, thanks alot for the comment! Guess I'll drop playing with it.. 
*Rinthe thanks for your comment too. I've been unsure about this but this helped me alot. |
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oops, double post...
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Some sketches from ref...
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Lakka
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gousman, that's very "on the move"
selfportrait, I swear, my eyebrow crosses the bridge of my nose and floats in the air, just like this....
*put some airbrush on the eyebrow, started to bug me...
and 5 minutes with a mouse
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samhell
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| Posted: Sun Nov 01, 2009 11:44 am |
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Long time no post, Sijun! Here's some sunday sillyness from me.
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selfportrait day!
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The Insane Lemur
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i really like your portraits lakka- i was thinking that filters dont work well but why? i think its cause a filter takes the variety out of an image.
jama-those are so awesome, so simple in their grand readability.
wasker-so you are a mutant too? haha that is awesome beyond words.
was at the docks today observing the boats, kinda feel dumb i didnt bring my sketchbook.
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Howie
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thanks for the response lemur, love the detail you got going on with that ship
awesome w@sker
i love all your stuff jOuey
amazing jama
The more i work on this the less i like it
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wow nice stuff guys
samsonreaper: Do you find it hard to paint a subject matter that has a certain look or expectations? For example, if you had to paint a hospital room there needs to be certain objects and colors in the picture so it reads as a hospital room. |
If you think about specific attributes about a certain subject, as your hospital room you can paint in a experimental way as long as you focus in on some of those attributes. So think about what a hospital room looks like, the lighting, the objects in it. And so forth. Then apply that to your experimental painting. If your room has cold bluish light , paint with that. If your room has lots of sharp solid shapes(surgery lamp, bed,etc etc) paint more straight lines and hardedged shapes. Not necessary painting the object itself but just painting more random hardedged straight lines.
I use this method for all my sketching weather it's for production or freetime.So its definitely usable and not just something you can only do for fun.
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Samsonreaper, JOuey... awesome!
Godzilla: Cheers. I'm really enjoying your work. Why did you remove all your paints from your blog?
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Lakka
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| Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 6:54 am |
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| brian, very good progress man! |
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Godzilla Likes Grapefruit
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SamsonReaper, Damn that's awesome. 
Munin, it has to do with a shift of focus, believe I enjoy more to give my paintings more time. Had to do a makeover with the blog.
Will post some finished in a couple of weeks, hopefully one of them will be finished.
Thanks guys.
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Munin
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| Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 10:32 am |
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Godzilla: Look forward to viewing more finished pieces, although I hope you will still post your quicker experiments here.
Todays DS scribble...
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fripp
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| Posted: Mon Nov 02, 2009 10:37 am |
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Nice Munin 
Great all
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Howie
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thanks samsonreaper, that really helps ... love your last image
all you guys are awesome, so much talent
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Lakka
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wow howie, the contrast between sharp/soft is just great there
Oh, and Lemur, yeah I guess you're right on that, but I'm sure there has to be a way to get them add variety also. by adding is to certain parts or materials, and not be as blantant with them as I am  The thing I kind of miss with the tablet is the random texture you could get from lets say, scrubbing with a palette knife. Btw, nice looking ship!
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miles
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 12:02 pm |
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Nice Job Mattyuk! Definitely rounds up your portfolio.
Lakka, I like painting over a filter to make it less obvious, only grain I cannot keep my fingers from 
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Howie
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| Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 3:16 pm |
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thanks Lakka, really like the values you got going on in that cat piece
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