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sicksicksick
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Nice colors, Sukhoi
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Quintus Dias
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Tried to mess around with some rain, better make it work on distance.
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First post here!
Long way to go, hoping to improve through this inspiring forum!
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Tomasis
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matthew, loooove it..
taotao, links dont work 
I try hold me to anything bold
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Lemur
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Tomasis-keep it up with those b&w's!
Raytoh- ah, its fair, I was stalking your blog since awhile ago! Looking at your robot sketch, I really like the idea of referencing a photo but not copying it...opens up real understanding of form and light I think.
Sukhoi-thats rad, knights with guns can't go wrong.
Sup_Ben-haha, niiice, knights with guns can't go wrong!
jOuey-awesome, I like that crazy egyptian mask the best.
Been sketching, tried to keep up with the horse idea, dunno what the crap this guy is doin with the reins lol
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Howie
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beautiful work guys
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RayToh
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Lemur
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the roots of the tree mess with the perspective, confuses me brain
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RayToh
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Quintus Dias
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Tomasis, you're too kind, thank you.  love this latest one, real neat that. Directional rendering always makes it interesting.
Sup_Ben, btw, yours is really good, real good; kept looking at it many times. damn. 
Experiment, still zero control over brush handling.
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sparth
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quintus: it's pretty awesome, if you ask me 
here's a bunch of ipad sketches.
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| Posted: Thu Sep 30, 2010 10:53 am |
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nice commercial for ipad heeh ..cool ispeedpaintings
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Tomasis
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lemur, yeah always difficult med perspective :p
matthew, i like your thinking too.. ahh dude.. this is mindblowing.. it could fit well for next Valve game, hehe
sparth, how works ipad for sketching? i have nintendo but screen seems a bit small :p I dont like much Apple maybe i go for NDS XL
awesome page dudes
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RayToh
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Lemur - Horsies are looking better and better!
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Lemur
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matthew-that latest one is awesome. One thing about your work I think is cool is that your brushwork is very wild but it always reads nicely.
Raytoh-you make me wanna loosen up my sketches,i love that environment!
Lakka-thankyou! the figure is cool,reminds me of an alien abduction 
some bizarre ones, I figure now that I want to really focus on thinking simple-as far as getting the whole picture to read together nicely in its big parts. I was yammering about that before but I got complex surface form mixed up with refining a simple surface and flopped, but now I'm back on track... i think!
this first one is the one that flopped lol-
this last one maybe flopped too, but I learned that when painting you can't just rotate the form in your mind and try to get it, you have to rotate it in light and really try to see how light works on it. I might get a stroke from trying to strain the imagination  |
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sparth, thank you. You have come a long way since the time when you posted your bots here in sijun, which btw were awesome aswell.
I have been meaning to ask you about scale, what kind of decisions do you do when it comes to making this massive scaled objects that you do in your pieces and scenes?
Do you put focus on the biggest object in the scene or how does it work? I guess it has to do with placement aswell...
Usually I have to add distorted perspective to make something massive.
Tomasis, oh Valve, you think?  thank you.
Lemur, thank you, yea but now I have no control over the brushes. I tell myself I once did. Haha. 
Not sure what happened here, I tried to paint a horse like Lemur.
lol.
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| Posted: Sat Oct 02, 2010 10:38 pm |
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Been a long while since I posted here. I just got out from confinement and happy that I can now work on my paintings. This place has always inspired me and will always.
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awesome sparth, matthew and jouey
jouey inspired
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