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Published: 2011-10-23 20:27:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 6226; Favourites: 76; Downloads: 0
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Wanted to try my hands on some environment speed paint type thing. Turns out I suck at it.
Anyone know a good tutorial???Frustration level at a constant 97 to 100%
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You do not either suck. This is excellent coloring, and the attention to detail is on par with the best. Whaddaya mean, "suck"? Look at the detail in those clouds--go on, look! I'll wait.
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I have seen this film in 1983. Now I am 61 years old and from time to time i use to watch the scene with Rudger Hauer. Impossible to say what it means to me. Something like thinking about my life. Where do we come from, where will we go. How much time is left for me?
Dortmund, April 2015.....
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Thank you for your interesting reflections. Yes, that film has many depths.
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Just discovered this film, and I love it to pieces. Oh, the stories that could spring from those last few lines of Batty's...
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I had a VHS copy of it back in the eighties, and watched it over and over until i broke the tape.
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i heard the "c beams" roy talks about are actually "sea beams" like these: [link]
it should indicate that he has been everywhere, from deep space to deep sea
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I guess the right spelling would be in the original script. I've never heard that light beams under water are called "sea beams".
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dunno, those were only rumors. maybe the only way to know for sure would be to ask rutger hauer.
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rutger improvised that speech, it wasn't in the original script
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Amazing i love blade runner and wanted to see the things he sees (if only i could see what he see lol) but this looks really amazing
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Me to. That line really gets you imagination going.
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and inspires (atleast to me) a new worl and its rules, history and conflicts just by how amazing that line was said
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Yep, I can't count how many times I've seen that movie, and all the pre-cgi special effects still look good and convincing.
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yeah its amazing how much they did and the director sais that they had a low budget and i see that they performed so much with so little to make a amazing piece of art that'll last alot longer then todays sci fi
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I think it looks very good, I especially like how you made the light trhough the fog!
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It was something a bit new to me so I'm glad you liked it.
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wow...really good pic!
I like the combination of sciense fiction and fanatsy!
The lightning bolts are very realistic. the glowing effect is also done very well!
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You think so? Thank you!
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You think so?! Thanks!
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this turned out really great, love the shapes and the lighting, very mysterious and otherworldly.
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Thank you! I'm not 100% satisfied but it was my first serious try at environmernts in a long time. I'm glad you liked it.
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Nehejdu, försök inte! Jag hade inte gissat att det där var en speed-paint. Riktigt häftig atmosfär och coola färger. Magentan käns i och för sig lite malplacerad men bryter av snyggt mot mot den övriga färgmiljön.
(Fast jag förstår frustrationen... Vad tror du jag känt de senaste månaderna? 
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Jag försökte göra något speed-paint-aktigt. Det blev nått mellanting i slutändan. Jag vet inte om du sett någon av de där Youtube-videorna där folk speed-målar och man blir sjukt imponerad. Det var det jag ville göra, men det fattas...
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Thank you 
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Anyway, you're very welcome...
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I know, I know. Practice, practice! 
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I would like to be able to work with the lasso-tool like I've seen many do. I think that would be a good place to start when making landscapes.
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I use it when I color comics...
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They don't use it to make 'flats' but to cut out irregular shapes getting a 'random' look to their terrain. That is a technique I'd like to learn.
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yes exactly...I still don't have my new color stuff here and yes is exactly as you've said...a great interpreter of this technique is [link]
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He's awesome I know. But I was thinking more along these lines [link] Not the best one around but I hope you get the idea. Lot's of randomness eventually turning into something.
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aaaah ok...anyway, a useful trick about it is to take some photos with a good definition, use the PS cutout filter and see how the photos turn out and then try to reply it: to me it was very useful! 
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For cell shading training you mean?
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That's a great tip! Thanks!
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Thank you! That's maybe the only thing I'm not all dissatisfied with
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You're welcome! It's actually a great painting, but I'm not a big fan of sci-fi...
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