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Published: 2009-04-18 21:09:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 8763; Favourites: 340; Downloads: 0
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charcoal, 70x50, 2009one of nocturnal charcoal paintings about slavian mythology. hope you like it...
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Wonderful! Forgive me for saying so, but, like Iga-Shinobi, my mind immediately jumped to LOTR, although I thought he looked more like the king of the dead that Aragorn leads. In any case, the charcoal effects are fantastic; I've never seen such a dynamic piece done in that medium!
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Wow, the drawing is really amazing! I love the contrast and your style of drawing! Keep it up!
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Amazing, I need to read up on slavonic mythology more...forgive me for citing popular culture, but I can't help but be reminded of the Twilight Nazgul in the Lord of the Rings: Fellowship of the Ring film when I see this...
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thanks and don't worry, i love LOTR
film was also very impressive..
in fact about slavonic mythology remind not a lot things, maybe in this way it is more undiscovered and amazing.
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Hehe...I am ashamed to say that I have still only read the Hobbit, not Lord of the Rings...the films seem like decent attempts though, as good as you could get in a film adaptation of Tolkien...and his work brings the various mythologies of Europe into his own fantasy world very well...
Yeah, I do not know much about Slavonic mythology, apart from a few names maybe...but have forgotten...guess it is different and therefore a bit more alien to us western Europeans, like this picture...your charcoal worked well, it has a nice mystical, earthly tone to it...
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read it!
slavionic mythology is in conception similar with german, as both are indoeuropean, but for sure there is a lot differences in names, stories and rituals..
the best way to feel it is come back to the old wood
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"KΔdy do grodu?"
"TΔdy!"
Ε-on wskaΕΌe ci drogΔ... xD
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aΕΌ niezdrowo niesamowite! aΕΌ zainspirowaΕo do obserwowania..
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hello!your work is featured in my journal,hope you don't mind
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You have such a wonderful technique and control over charcoal. I think its such a beautiful medium and works so well with the mythology here.
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What sort of charcoal technique do you use to make things like this? i'm still a bit lost.
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This is AMAZING!!!!!
Holy crap... I am just so incredibly impressed!
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O proszΔ!! Super! jaki RAW-owy klimat 
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This in incredible, insta fav.
how do you did the yellow tones in charcoal? ty.
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there is a shade of paper with hairspray
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Wow, but hairspray loaded with something?
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just common hairspray
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Congrats!!!
I've featured this creation in the April Visual Art Features.
This feature is in the news : [link] .
Please check it to view other's art and fave the news article if you like it!
Kare.
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Charcoal? I thought this was an etching, it's so precise. The hair and finger mirror each other.
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Vague yet intricate, I love the gloomy feel of this one. The pointing finger is the best part of the whole piece... such incredible detail!
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wow, I love the effects and the choice of colour!
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I can't believe this is charcoal - it looks like an etching to me, very... precise. It's very abstract while remaining mystical - you captured the mythological feeling really well.
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man!
that's freaking awesome
The whole composition is really well done and the ghost-like effect is just astonishing
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The Club gives this deviation 5 
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Reminds me a lot of the Dark Riders in the Lord of the Rings movies.
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So much tonal variation... What did you use to get the yellowish glow in the souls?
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thanks,
it is thanks to tonal of paper with hairspray
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amazing.
I hope I can create something like this someday.
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