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I got a lot of help on this one from the good people at ConceptArt.org. So anything good in it is due to them
Coloring (on the octopus, anyway) was inspired by Klimt.
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This is awesome! The colors are great.. and the spots on the octopus: genius. Really nice composition :>
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O_O i am agape. please let me buy a big print from you. your art is the most beautiful work I have ever seen, literally.
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this is gorgeous. the colors are perfect, and i can definitely see the klimt influence in the octopus arms. i love all the details in this, especially in those fish and in the man's face. also, red noses are cute 
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this is beautiful!
i love the coloring, which is a rare thing for me to like about a piece of art. i usually like a restricted pallet, but you really really know your colors! and the composition is wonderful.
im a big fan of klimt as well, and the style really shows.
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Ahh, I love all the coloring~ all very beautiful! : )
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The swirls/circles on the octopus are great. Really awesome picture!
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This is so beautiful. I love his serene expression even if he's in the clutches of that octopus. Absolutely amazing. :adoration:
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omg the tentacles are so amazing. i love the texture of the piece, and the colours really complement each other. the colouring is also very bold and oily looking, it makes me think of acrylics or oil pastels. great work!
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Gorgeous work. I love the subtle color changes in you use in your lines.
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The water flw and the colors of those tentacles are gorgeous man.
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Very nice... I love the details on the fish, and how the bright patterns on the octopus stand out against the darkness of the waters.
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This is gorgeous, it has a fabulous sense of texture. The colors are very attractive as well.
Okay, so you hit a weakness of mine: underwater pictures. Forgive me.
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It totally reminds me of the 10th Doctor. Not that that's a bad thing. At all.
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remind me of jack perlutsky. in a good way. and the little highlight on his nose is an interesting way of illustrating his pale skin. me gusta mucho!
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Beautiful work. The octopus is incredible. I love it!
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what i like most about your pictures is the colours you choose!
but the guy somehow looks like he was still outside the water. maybe it would rather look like underwater if he was upside down or in another non-gravitational pose.
but I'm always looking forward to another new picture from you!
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this is so awesome. i love especially the movement in this piece and also the detailing of his jacket and tentacles!
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Beautiful... sad... and scary... all at the same time, and that's no small feat to accomplish
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Wow, this is absolutely lovely! All design elements are so tasty. I love the richness in the tentacles and the rendering on the boy's face especially. Great work!
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wow this is great
lol my art history teacher adores klimt
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amazing. the coloring is gorgeous.. i love his expression and how his arms reach out.
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Klimt
You've made an excellent piece of art, congratulations
You have used Photoshop or sth different? I'm asking because I want to check how it is to make digital arts and I'm looking for the best programme for this
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So anything good in it is due to them
well, that might be giving them a little too much credit.
the gradient in the water and the detail of the fish is almost overwhelming. it's very surreal. he's listless, like he's either a: already dead or b: just too tired and is giving up.
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It's interesting, the patterning on the octopus definitely reminds me of Klimt, but the symoblist premise elsewhere is nicely executed.
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