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Published: 2011-09-15 16:41:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 1680; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 78
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I've tried to let it look like a camera would record him. I'm glad about the perspective and I've tried a mix of hard and soft shading. You can see the camera in his glasses
.This week was a bit chaotic. My hard drive crashed and I had to reinstall everything
. Therefore, the picture took a little bit longer.I hope you like it.
Raily Β©*Dragendorf
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Comments: 75
incredible, I love how you made the images of him reflect off the walls, it looks great! even the reflection of the camera in the shades. And the perspective is awesome! I'm trying hard to become a better artist, and your art really inspires me
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Oh wow I'm really honored that my art inspires you! Yeah it was fun to make^^ If you have questions you can ask me 
Thanks a lot dude!
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well, I just got a tablet.
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I only use Adobe Photoshop CS 5.1 I love it 
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yeah, Paint tool sai is what ive just started using, and I really like it so far. XD So thanks, that helped me seal the deal. Now I just gotta figure out how to use it, and also get used to the tablet But im sure I'll find some kind of tutorial online about it. thanks again ^^
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geez thats one small elevator. CLAUSTROPHOBIA!!! neat concept and cool shades!
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Oh Thanks a lot Kantomsk23
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jeje awwww so cute jeje.. his eyes 
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cool that you like it. Look deeply into his eyes
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Yeah, I observed him with cameras 
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don't i know it. I live in a 12 story apartment so this is a frequent occurance. I also learned when you want to catch an elevator don't be afraid to stick a limb out
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Thanks as always
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How are you so good at perspectives anyway? Any advice? OTL
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I don't have real instructions. I usually just scribble around. I imagine the three-dimensional figure, flat. I mean as it appears on a TV screen. For example in the elevator picture. The entire body is as large as the head. And the body runs like a V toward the feet. or like in my new picture, the hand is as big as the head. Closer things look bigger.
I don't know if it I was helpful
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It was! Would stick figures help as well? I learned the "v" thing from awhile ago, but I don't have any ideas on how to apply them.
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stick figures are for many people helpful. But I never use those. you have to try it out
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WOW! nice job before i read the description i totally knew that was a cam
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That's cool! Thanks DarkishPoem
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Love the perspective on this shot... and 13th floor???
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After I had made the operating panel I had to choose a floor, and which number is more interesting than the 13
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I saw the 13 on the floor counter and got a huge smile. Keep up the great work.
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Hard and soft shading works very well in this pic
And the perspective, just wow
AMAZING Work!!!!!
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I'm glad how it has become. Thanks a lot Shyguy
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Me too! But it wasnβt as easy as it look like
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It doesn't look easy at all!
I can't do that.
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wow nice perspective and angle of the camera view of this pic. Great job =3
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yeah! 
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No problem at all =3
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hahahah good ol batboy
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The perspective is cool, with the rounding. Maybe could've applied it a little to the body.
Love that shading combination
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Thanks dude
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\o/ Rare occurence; I was right! \o/
Did you use any reference for the perspective? Cause if not, that's pretty impressive.
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No, I hadn't a template or something like that. I've experimented a little bit. I'm happy about the result
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Is it me or I'm watching your character as a human in the camera's reflection in the glasses?
Also,I really love the perspective. Don't stop drawing those perfect drawings.
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