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Published: 2016-11-05 11:36:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 6871; Favourites: 107; Downloads: 0
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And those backgrounds are part of the reason it took so long to finish the next three pages xDTo page 76
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The Comic THE LIGHT IN THE DARK is based on the game MINECRAFT.
Storyline by me.
Herobrine belongs to whoever created him. (Or to himself...)
If you want to use my images contact me via DeviantArt and wait for my answer.
Don't use my things without my permission!
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The backgrounds look amazing and the shading looks great! I love your comic so much!
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Thank you very much x3
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Β Your details and artwork finally took its toll. I am at this momentΒ dead
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this is the page that all the fans shrike
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how are you so good at backgrounds
h o w
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much time spend just looking like an idiot outside the window while driving... don't worry I was not the driver xD
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AN HIS HAIR LOOKS AMAZING TOO. JUST. AHHHHHH. *fangirling*
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Thank you very much x3 I gueds it was worth the work then
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OMG THOSE BACKGROUNDS GIRL!!! HOLY CRAP!
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Hot.
Oh, no no, not Steve.
He handsome too, but...
DAY-UM DAT TREE OVER THERE!
HONEY-BARK CAN I GET'CH YO LEAVES~??
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Damn, wish this was real in minecraft.
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thank you very much ^^
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I know how you feel There's nothing like hiking threw the woods on a calm peaceful day
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Those backgrounds are worth the work tho 
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thank you very much
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This is gorgeous, the depth of field is actually killing me. Are there rules to follow obtain this kind of effect ? Because sometimes when looking at background like this one I can see the difference of distances between objects, and in other drawing, it's like there's no difference, just 2d drawing on a paper and I don't understand what produce this effect.
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hm one thing you can do is working with the outlines. The more its in the distance the thinner the outlines get. Also the amount of detail ist really important. The texture has to be more detailed thr further you go away. And for the landscape for itself: its a thing I learned from just looking in the distance when I'm outside. You pick some impotant views where you can tell those really look perspective. It's a lot of practise but worth it in the end ^^
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Yeah truely worth it. I can see that, thanks for the tip about the outlines, I heard about it but never put it in use. But by using bigger outlines for close like characters (like Steve here) who is just in first line of the drawing, I can see that you used bigger outlines by moment on him but isn't there a risk that you lost accuracy and details on him by doing that ? Is the character supposed to have all his lines on him bigger or only the edge and biggest part of him ?
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again there are different styles ^^ you can make the outer lines thicker than the inner or you thicken the ones that are in a shadow. There are many other methods to use the outlines.
And for the loose of detail: As an artist you have to try different types until you can say that this is the one you want. The outlines for him are a bit thicker than the ones in the background but in general they are thin enough to not disturb the detail ^^
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I see, thanks !
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no problem
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*could not handle the amamzingness of the backgrounds* X_X
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Worth the wait, that page is gorgeous! ^^
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thank you very much
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