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Published: 2006-09-29 16:32:27 +0000 UTC; Views: 1919; Favourites: 15; Downloads: 13
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Ive been a fan of The Terminator since I was a kid and have been meaning to do a picture of it over the years. Finally I have done it!As part of my current adventure of discovering my artistic self I tried doing this in colur pencil. This is the first detailed piece I have ever done in colour pencil because it is a material I have avoided in the past. Always loved pencil but just couldn't do anything good in colour pencil, but now it appears I can. Im quite proud of this piece, took ages but was worth it!
(The scan is not very good quality)
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Ez eszmΓ©letlen!!!
That means "This is unbeleivable!!!" in hungarian...
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This is truly amazing! I thought this was a photo at first the detail is so good. I like the way youve captured that feeling of him being used up, like hes been through so much and cant hardly go on any longer. Terminator 2 is an amazing film, watched it last weekend! One of my all time best films ever!!!
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He is getting on a bit
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ooo great job! And wonderful preportions! I am also staritng to learn how to use my colored pencils properly lol. But you just did amazing! With the metal, the wounds and everything ^^ Especially the human eye!
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this is amazing detail. I can't believe it didn't get more recogntion. those wounds are terrible-looking, very painful, and he has this aged look to him. Like he's really been through a lot. The eyes are really telling too. Amazing work. that's awesome.
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Awesome dude, you never manage to stop blowing my eyes out the sockets!
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Thanks muchly dude! Perhaps this might inspire a terminator version of Toe Tapper????
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you Guckin' Fenius! I'm on it!
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Wow, that's great!! And in colour pencils... I have also avoided them when possible, they're evil... But that drawing is just amazing. You have a good reason to be proud of it.
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