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Mega Muffin
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| Do number 6! That one's already evocative. I saw your finished number 1, and I loved it. 6 is kind of alone the same vane, so I bet it would turn out awesome. |
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Lunatique
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| Posted: Sun Sep 04, 2005 7:52 pm |
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The current WIP's with the highest votes:
05) till death do us part - 8
10) saucy - 8
06) farewell kiss - 7
12) synthetic vanity - 7
The finished version of Moonlight Lovers is here: http://forums.sijun.com/viewtopic.php?t=39641 |
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Phonefriend
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| Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 6:54 am |
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#5 reminds me very much of Frank Frazetta's work, something I admire very much.
For those of you who do not know him
http://www.wadhome.org/frazetta/
you should.
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Lunatique
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| Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 7:43 am |
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I don't think there's anyone here that don't know who he is. You'd have to be very young or very new to illustration/fantasy art to not know him.
I actually just finished #5, but I'm not allowed to show it publically yet, as the magazine that comissioned me to finish it for a tutorial won't be published until next month. After that, I can show it. |
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Pixelbrush
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| Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 8:47 am |
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They're all good but number four is my fave  |
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MCMA
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| Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 10:05 pm |
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Oh hey that's cool Lunatique. I am so glad you're working on these. Many of them have so much potential. Looking forward to see them develop.
If you feel in a teaching mood one of these days it would be highly interesting to see steps as they develop. How you tackle it/them from their present state to a finished painting. Doesn't necessarily have to be with gazillion steps and a lot of text, but as usual complementary text is always a bonus. No pressure and no demands. Just wishful thinking.
Have fun painting them now and all the best.
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Lunatique
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| Posted: Thu Nov 17, 2005 10:37 pm |
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| MCMA wrote: |
Oh hey that's cool Lunatique. I am so glad you're working on these. Many of them have so much potential. Looking forward to see them develop.
If you feel in a teaching mood one of these days it would be highly interesting to see steps as they develop. How you tackle it/them from their present state to a finished painting. Doesn't necessarily have to be with gazillion steps and a lot of text, but as usual complementary text is always a bonus. No pressure and no demands. Just wishful thinking.
Have fun painting them now and all the best. |
Actually, cgsociety.org (cgtalk.com) will be showing the step-by-step tutorial for Moonlight Lovers this coming Monday as a cross-promotional effort for d'artiste Digital Painting (a second push since they've gotten their books into a lot of major bookstores recently). The step-by-step tutorial for "Till Death Do Us Part" will be published in a new magazine from UK's Future Publishing next month, including a full-length interview.
I pretty much always keep all the steps for my paintings these days--as I've learned from past mistakes that not keeping the steps is a bad idea, as you might want to go back to a certain part of the previous version as it looked better than what you currently have.
I'll be pretty swamped with a bunch of concept work for the next few months, so the rest of these WIP's will have to wait until I've moved back to the States and settled down (sometime in March next year). |
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