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"workshop", Feb 2010. I drew this for the art magazine "S".Related content
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Whoah! I love the detail here! I'm trying to draw a workshop piece right now, and I'm just totally amazed at the amount of THINGS you've put in here! Like... HOW? I'm just in so much awe rn lol.
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There's so much details in this picture, you can really tell you are really dedicated to your craft! Amazing work!
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Oh, the vintage feel of this one is so wonderful!! Masterfully done!
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you totally blow me away by your art. i'm just simply speechless
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This is so awesome. I'm watching this every day.
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They say that every picture tells a story, but this one could tell hundreds! I love the detailed clutter on the table and the faces and gestures of the three young men! Enchanting!
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how can you handle all those details.. i cannot understand..
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WOW!
I really like the details you put into this drawing
it really gives a workshop feel
so many inventions everywhere!
I like the strokes on the boy with the yellow eye's vest
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η΄ ζ΅ο½ the details don't take away from the main image, instead they add a lot to it...sooo lovely
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Beautiful. I love the antique feel to it.
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This looks like my craft area;messy but with a purpose. You can almost smell the glue and the wood shavings here. The attention to detail is amazing, but what I like are types of details. It would be so like young boys to be eating candies and cookies and drinking what looks like hot chocolate. The slide rule, french curve,collapaible drawing arm and compass all hint at what a labour of love is with things still being done by hand. And why there are two snowglobes on the table? Maybe that's where someone stuck them and never cleared them away? The sepia tones look like a photograph from days gone by, and the surprised look of the fellow in the middle is so cute. The other guy looks curious as to why someone is taking a picture in the first place. And the other fellow is completely oblivious.
The old fashioned planes are so well renedered and I'm willing to bet historically correct. Except for the one on the table which looks more Steampunk (to go with the goggles). As a matter of fact it looks like it could be the brainchild of all three guys sitting here.
the perspective of all the myriad things in one spot is truly beautiful and you could pore over this and find so many more things.
But I also like it because of a lot of the items my dad had in his desk when he used to do signs by hand!
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OH MY GOD!! THE DETAILS!! THE BACKGROUND!!! YOU'RE AMAZIIIIINNG~~!!
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Your art is very detailed, yet so amazing and beautiful!
Like it!
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Esta buenΓsimo
Que gran cantidad de detalles es asombroso.
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omg you could like, totally be the next Hayao Miyazaki ^^~!
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a lot of details!!! I admire your patience, this is a gorgeous work!! Keep going on,I 'will be the one who support you!!!.
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Very well drawn, I admire such talent you've expressed into this!! Absolutely wonderful texture along with fine toning, the image clear to see with well-shaded outlines. The creativity is great as intended, and I am impressed with this!! Well done, 10/10 of course!!
The way the art itself flows with such a formality that causes passion to overflow through my body when I see this...it's breath taking...Well done indeed and this was without a doubt considered as "Art". Not to mention overall it's such a wonderful inspiration this drawing gives me! So detailed along with a great moral sense of value, delightful scenery added with details beyond mere words! I truly value this a lot, very well expressed and high quality into the characters themselves. Even an interesting touch of some vivid coloring.
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just wondering , how long did it take u to finish this?
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