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Published: 2008-12-10 23:27:32 +0000 UTC; Views: 8805; Favourites: 589; Downloads: 0
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1 hr. speedpaint. Not jubilant with this one but I like the perspective anyway.Related content
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Wow, I love this! I used it on my page (giving you credit, of course). I hope you don't mind
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If this for you is a speedpaint, then for me it's a masterpiece!
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Wow! I really love the angle, as well! Great job!
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This is amazing, especially for 1 hour!
You have been featured [here]
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I love this for purely artistic value. Maybe it doesn't look the most photo-real, but the composition and colors... it's so beautiful. I'm very VERY picky about what I might hang on my walls, but this is something I would frame and display.
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I think that this would make a fantastic bookmark.
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I like the perspective too! I like how this came out.
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Wow that's great for an hour. XD I could only *hope* to do that in five hours. Amazing!!
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Oh, Wow! I love the perspective! Great job, especially for a hour!
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Whoa! Too cool! Great perspective... you might want to consider making some more like that guy just to sell them...
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You are such an amazing artist. I love the perspective and lighting on this piece especially. If I didn't know the rest of your gallery, I would be amazed that this is a speed paint. It's better than I could ever do. Nice job!
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Cool, the perspective, IS amazing! I adore the colors as well
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I enjoy the dimensionalism; you can look at it on a wide scale and see a beautiful image, and then look closely and see the brushing... simplicity combined with fantastic skill
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This makes me smile. Thank you. It's gorgeous. Love the colouring and the perspective!
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And if that were a photo, the photographer would be praying "please don't look down".
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You are my hero for succeeding at painting a tiger from this angle. I'm also totally digging the backlit effect.
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I dunno that I succeeded, but Ive always wanted to do a pic from this angle so I tried..its nice to hear someone thinks I succeeded x)!
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Well, you did the best job I've seen thus far. I've tried before and failed miserably. I need more practice!
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Gorgeous. Abolute fantasticalism.
So here's the question... how long did you take for a sketch if you got all that amazing coloring done in less than an hour?
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eh? I paint sketched it..so the hour is for all of it x). For most of my work I tend to do a sketch in pencil or open canvas before painting, but with these, I started with a single color background and just went from there...no plans..no sketch..just go c:.
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Wow, that's absolutely incredible! I hope to be able to do that some day.
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youd be surprised what can come out of your head when you are relaxed and listening to a piece of music that energizes you!
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that's a very profound reply. and some day i'll prove to myself that you're right about that
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The perspective is what sets this apart.
Is this from the depths of your imagination or did you manage to find a reference image for this incredible work?
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no refs for any of my speedpaints. I think that's part of the reason I am doing it. Im trying to teach myself to loosen up as an artist, focus less on the details and more on the big picture. Thank you for asking!
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Even more impressive. You must have studied animals and fur for quite some time in order to pull off speed painting with such accuracy. I'd love to learn more about how you accomplish this.
Do you have a blog or tutorials on your process?
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What a beautiful perspective! Definitely dont see that. . . ever
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