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Published: 2009-02-12 10:39:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 112031; Favourites: 2074; Downloads: 4910
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Ok, since I get so many questions about tutorials and vides - here's an overdue tutorial of my Museum painting. I know it's not that exciting and that it's a bit out of date but I hope this will answer at least some of your questions!And btw, it is BIG so it's probably best to download and browse on your computer.
Stay tuned!
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finally dude, i have been waiting a verrrrrrry long ass time for you to post a tutorial. I finally get to see how a god of the arts paints.
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Awesome job!
But the only thing that kept bothering me was the perspective on the windows and that first display case. I'm not sure if it was intentional or not, but to the best of my knowledge walls are always going to be straight up and down, regardless of the viewing angle.
I could also be wrong, because I'm just really starting to get into perspective, and you probably know more than me.
But amazing picture, I love how you do your lighting. If you post a tutorial on how you texture things I would very much appreciate it, as I'm sure others of your followers will also.
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No they actually don't 
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Thank you so much for the tutorial!
When I feel ready, I'll try the Dodge tool!
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awesome tutorial lots of great tips, thanks for sharing!
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Totally ORSM man!
I've learned from watching the progression!
* I'm off to go paint a room! *
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Hey, you have a small typo at step five "to flip the flip the image" lol. Really cool to see how you do it though. I like that you visiual it like a 3d max clay render.
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pretty interesting.
doesn't help me jack, cuz i simply can't grasp the consept of not being precise to the pixel when doing that kinda stuff.
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Awesome man!!! I thought it was 3d xDDD
I'll read it when I have some free time!
Good luck!
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THAAANK YOOOOU!!! 
This is great, really awesome. Much appreciated.
My interest in you work has been re kindled as of the latest uploads.
Looks like your process takes a long time to do.
That's the one truth in all great art.
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You currently have far too much free time on your hands, but thanks.
It's not fair.
(I don't think 'armour' requires a plural?)
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Thanks for this, i was wondering have you ever tried 3d programs like 3ds max or maya, i think it would really compliment your skill.
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Thanx alot andree, You make the artists more creative.
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This is so helpful and amazing 
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Thank you for the effort and this wonderful tutorial. Learn much from it. Thumbs up!
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Nice work man, I would agree with you that tactile use of the dodge tool can yield excellent results. You've definitely managed to hit that 3D feel; great stuff!
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Thanks a lot man, I'm gonna have to try this approach and do some environmental stuff, very enlightening.
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LOLOLOL
Yu are a Rendering machine ...
heheheh
YU use same prinçiples as a rendering engine ...
In matter of fact ...
What yu do fprime and Lightwave i'm sure would compete with same time and same results near yu
hahhaha
And that was a compliment!
Have fun...
thanks
See us kid.
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Thanks, the lesson seems pretty useful. Can't wait to try, but this looks like so easy when we read it
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Thank you, thank you, thank you. This is hard to find info.
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Thank you so much, very usefull and inspiring!!!!
Really appreciate your kindness!!!
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Sweet tutorial man. I think it's one of the best pieces in your gallery. Really helpful to see the process. I always wondered how you did this particular painting. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
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Thanks for the trouble you've gone to on this. Excellent!
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i always wanted to know how exactly you start with your artworks... thanks!
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You are king mate, KING.
Thanks for sharing that.
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