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Published: 2012-09-19 20:50:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 33166; Favourites: 999; Downloads: 619
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A new personnal artwork, I studied owl lastly, I really like those birds. I also could record the process with Kazam on Kubuntu 12.04. As usual with Linux , video editing and converting were a pain, and things who worked yesterday doesn't work today. Bah ... I start to get used too
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Full Youtube HD video timelapse (18min) : [link]
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Update 23/09 : changed arm position for a better composition ( watch animated difference [link] ) Thanks Ico-dY for the help on comment
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( Mypaint / Krita mainly ; for more details watch the video. )
CC-By-Sa : Any usage of the artwork are allowed if providing credits to the author and links mentioning the original and sharing the result under a similar license.
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Wounderful.
I watched your video on youtube. that was amazing.
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I dream that one day to do things like you
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I just watched your process for this artwork and I totally loved it!
Your gallery is amazing! I'd love to learn how to draw and color as you do!
Great job and congrats!!! ^^
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Please forgive my presumption, but was so taken with this illustration I used it unchanged and appropriately credited in a little feebie D&D goof I wrote up - originally for my daughter, but then shared out.Β It really needed a good illustration to drive home the point (random tables don't have the visual impact of an owl princess).Β
Link here:
docs.google.com/document/d/1F3β¦
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You're truely a master, how you started with values and shading, not to mention the complicated system/software u were using, you make it seem simple!
very inspirational indeed I surely could learn a lot from this video. Thank you so much for sharing it.
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Thank you SO much for this Masterpiece and it's recoded video !!
it is such big inspiration !!
I'm going to draw nowwww ~~~
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Discovered this from your speedpaint video. Good job!
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Thanks !
I hope I'll find soon the time to make a new Youtube video.
The workflow I used in this one is a bit dated ; now I use Krita only.
Version 2.8 is really cool.
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I was mesmerized by the video, and although I want to do digital art it intimidates the heck out of me.Β If you could please, tell me just how many hours (ballpark figure)Β you devoted to this project fromΒ preliminary sketches to completedΒ piece?Β
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Your work has been featured here. [link]
If you want it removed, please let me know.
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Ooooooooohhhhh mais j'adoreeeeeeeee! Bon vais faire mon petit dossier hihi
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wonderful work... send you a request of my group
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It was very interesting to see the work process of this in the video (Krita is, as you know, not really something I use much yet). I like the colours and the realistic-looking owl!
Your technique is as always very good. If I may offer some critique is has to do with the emotional impact. To be honest I more get the wibe of a very good speed paint rather than a finished artwork from this though. I think the lack of background could be a part of this. In a sense there is not much happening in the image - it's a girl and an owl looking off-screen. There is a hint of a branch, but apart from that we don't know much about this world. She looks kinda neutral and relaxed ... doing nothing.
Some scene-setting background or maybe some small insect flying up to communicate to her would immediately help the mind to race (is the insect a scout in an elven war, someone looking for help, a loyal servant to the girl on the owl? And so on). Adding some "action", no matter how little, would add a lot to this I think.
Just some thoughts in the interest of constructive feedback.
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Griatch
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Oh, thanks for this constructive feedback.
The static feeling is indeed a part of my portfolio piece I repeat and repeat.
You put the finger on something I definitely need to work on. thx!
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Amazing <3
I'm looking for a new Icon for my App.Net-Account an will mention you in my Description there!
I really love this Picture!
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Vraimmmmment impressionant!
Je vois que le mypaint que tu utilises a de nouveaux outils peux tu me dire la version stp?
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David,
I think you did a very good job with this painting and it was great to see you do another video tutorial. I think it is very good for artists see how others work. Though I would like to hear you do a voice over. I know you think that people will have a hard time with the accent, but I have heard you and find you easy to understand. Just food for thought.
Have a good one,
Steve
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I really do appreciate the picture is available to view in higher resolution. I can enjoy the picture more that way.
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Amazing. I really like brushwork in this one. The strokes on the owl's feathers and the hair look beautiful.
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Beautiful picture! The girl looks so alive, and the owl seems very content and sure of himself, like he could take on the world if need be and she requested it. Lovely detail, as well!
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Really beautiful! I like your style, it's so light.
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