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Random brushes sketching experiments10-20 minutes each.
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These look like they'd make a great style for a graphic novel.Β
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Suddenly *gasp* I feel like a complete n00b
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Wow.. I shivered and I love it- How did you do this? It's absolutely MIND BLOWING!! I thought I was ok.
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certainly the simplest art is my favourite. 
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I must say that these experiments are really impressive!
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This reminds me of me when i'm pissed. Very dark and sinister.
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this is so awesome, I have no words for it...
I especially love that dyptichon-style, it really adds to the atmosphere.
featured here: [link]
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OMG HOLY CRAP THIS IS FREAKIN AWESOME ONLY 20 MINUTES WHAT?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Very inspiring! I write in my off time and this gave me a clear idea for a character I've been developing. Keep up the good work.
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this is amazing. ΠΎΡΠ΅Π½Ρ Ρ ΠΎΡΠΎΡΠ°Ρ ΡΠ°Π±ΠΎΡΠ°.
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... Are your deviations just not showing up in my inbox anymore? This is very cool.
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maybe you blocked me or something xD
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Really great for sketches! Love the texture and color of both of them ^^
Great job as always!
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great technique really like what came out in only 10-20 min!
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I don't know, but I got a Prince of Persia feeling over it. Wich I love, du'h. How the hell can you do this within 10-20.. each!? I really hope to learn how to be as awesome as you someday. Awesome sketches!
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That is indeed a neat effect. Drawing something intangible is not easy.
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Very nice work this look like the watercolor...
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That's what I do love in a digital work. Rough, sharp sketch. I would love to see more of them.
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thats so strange looking and incredible at the same time
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As a girl who sketches a lot of floaty, flowy, smokeyness, I love the first panel. Each tendril peels off in its own way, but all taper towards a highpoint, making the main figure more bold a source. Not so much the second panel, because the tendrils go every which way, none let me know whether the figure is stationary or not. These images together confuse whether the tendrils are a flowing substance dissipating into nothingness, or a solid creeping shadowy element clinging to a central form. The first panel could be either, but my point it it's more effective than the second.
Nice study sketch.
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I always love the mood you put into your illustrations...
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This is amazing. Some kind of ancient being, risen from the primordial ooze. Love this.
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love the colour, its as if he is in the depths of the sea.
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