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Published: 2013-08-24 10:09:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 2261; Favourites: 36; Downloads: 9
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I'm really proud of this one. I just got a graphics tablet a few weeks ago and did some simple pieces so I could get used to it. This is the first more complex work I've attempted with it. It took a long time, and not a little frustration, but I think it came out well.It, of course, depicts characters from my novel THE F.I.R.E. TEAM ALPHA SERIES
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Fast Intervention Raiding and Espionage teams are elite, multinational units of
genetically enhanced special operators. They are the tier one striking forces
of the United States and its allies in the Free Nationalist Forces. Drawn from the world’s finest special
operations forces; the F.I.R.E. teams combine the best, most demanding military training in the world with more than human physical and mental capabilities granted by advanced genetic engineering.
The F.I.R.E. teams are the most lethal warriors in human history.
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This is great for getting used to tablet phase! My drawing in this phase, much messy so, nice job!
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Getting used to a tablet can be a bit of a challenge! You did a great job on their suits, but I think something happened with perspective on the man in the back; I think it has to do with how close to the wall the man in the forefront is, giving him a squished look.
You also did a solid job on those guns and with your choice of colors, good job!
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Very nice work. Good poses and outfits. I like the level of detail on their Weapons.
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Thank you for the kind words and the faves.
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Cool drawing. Keep working with that tablet. Practice makes perfect!
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Must have taken you hours to add all those details...
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Many hours. Thanks for noticing.
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You're welcome! Keep up the great work!
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oooh i understand, i just got a table too, it takes getting used to. looks like you've pretty much gotten the hang of it though.
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Thanks for commenting.
There was more of learning curve than I thought for the tablet, but I think I've got it worried.
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it's fun once you get the hang of it^^
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You should be proud - love the suits, the poses, and the designs.
You will get use to the tablet my friend - just be patient - but if you ever need pointers, just ask
Only weakness - no action, like sparks or shots exchanged - aside that - brilliant
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Thanks so much for the comment and the kind words.
I had experimented with waving the hand gun used by the figure in the foreground being fired, but being a gun-gun, I realized that, since the weapon has a suppressor, (that's the big tube on the muzzle often referred to erroneously as a silencer.) Therefore, since the suppressor it interned to suppress both the muzzle flash and sound form the gun's discharge, there would be no sparks from a muzzle flash. I thought about putting a shell casing being ejected from the action, but that would have been so tiny most folks wouldn't have seen it.
One of the things that took me the longest to do on this piece was getting his hands and arms right for the front figures Weaver firing stance; and that's still a little off. I get a bit obsessive about details like that. I think I got that from one of my artistic idols Dick Kramer, who puts out amazing military themed artwork.
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Well sir, I am here to help if ever needed - after all you allowed me into your group and so forth
I also understand the details issue - we all want to make it work and to seen feesable. Me I am doing my utmost to perfect human poses and stuff.
Oh and thanks for the tip - Dick Kramer - very handy
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