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ponysketch - screencap speed
Published: 2011-04-09 00:17:40 +0000 UTC; Views: 28947; Favourites: 1275; Downloads: 0
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Speedpaint. One hour.
I used a screencap for reference and layout.
The point being that I want to practice laying down color, form, and brush strokes as fast as possible to compose a scene... with my time limit being an hour.
I still spent too much time noodling with details... I'm thinking I'll limit myself to one brush next time.
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You captured the scene better than the show itself with the painting style. The castles in the pilot were decrepit and dark, sure, but this is spooky. I like it.
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So inspiring! I need to do some speedWRITING - one finger, one hour, no items, FINAL DESTINATION.
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BEAUTIFUL. I love it!
Looks like a watercolor painting
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and all that sketch turned so fantastic, you did a marvelous job there, I really love this one
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This is an awesome result for a hour. Casual soul won't see an issue here.
Could you please add original, HQ downloadable version? So far you're the only who keep doing NMM sketch/paintings.
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No hi-res of this one. It was done small.
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I myself have never tried to speedpaint, but your works are making me interested in trying it out. How effective a form of practice would you say it is?
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Speedpainting is whatever you want it to be. It could be ten minutes, forty minutes, or two hours -- it's not a race.
Usually, from what I've gathered by looking at other artists, they're done in one sitting, at least that's how I do them.
Personally, I consider it a very effective form of practice. It's sketching, really.
I would say the main aspect of doing speedpaintings/sketches/gestures is to focus more on the process, rather than the end result. The goal is not a finished piece, but rather a satisfying practice.
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>One hour
>Better result than I get in a lifetime
Dammit
Awesome as usual!
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