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GH-MoNGo — The Wrecking Crew
Published: 2008-10-23 23:09:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 4107; Favourites: 89; Downloads: 0
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Watercolour, ink, casein on Twinrocker 200 lb. Watercolour paper.Related content
Comments: 122
WOW!! You are coming along so well!! 
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Thank you!
Glad to see you back! I missed you!
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Great rendering and a wise choice of light sources.
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Nothing more kickass than a group of orcs/ogres with huge hammers.
Only thing would be a dwarf with a hammer just as huge.
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I'm liking it- but the loin cloth could be a BIT longer
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Thanks.
The ogre says it's more comfortable that way.
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wow you are really really good with watercolors.. keep it comin'
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You are welcome my friend ^_^
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It's like straight from a video game (I'm a gaming freak). I love that war hammer.
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color didn't ruin it, this is my favorite piece of yours. Well done.
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Thanks a bunch man, glad you dig it!
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I really like these guys. Ogres are cool whatever the occasion, of course, but when I look at this pic it puts me humorously in mind of some sort of TV commercial (or a promotional crystal ball etherweb broadcast, if you prefer).
"Tired of that boring old chimney stack? Having trouble sacking that fortress? Fed up of that cretin next door with the drum kit? Then call THE WRECKING CREW! Professional, indiscreet and 100 per cent effective. Call now, and don't even think about quibbling over the bill if you like having legs that work properly."
Masterful colouring work, by the way - there's a great sense of depth to the pic, and the toothy trio have a real solidity about them. Fab stuff!
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I always love reading your comments! Thank you!
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As some people have already noticed, your lighting has improved! It's clear which character is the focus because of the way the other two frame him.
I like the detail on the hammer/mallet/object of violence. 
The only little thing I noticed is that the central character's ear seems a little large for his head, but that could be a trait you put in on purpose, so...
All in all, nice work! You're really learning and developing your style.
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Thank you!
Yeah, the ear was a conscious decision, though I do see your point.
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Your coloring has improved significantly. Particularly your shading and use of lighting sources
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Thank you! I've been working hard to get the lighting better in my work, glad it's paying off.
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Whoa, bro 
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Thanks a bunch bro, glad to hear from you again!
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no problem, bro, just trying to flush these gifts(viruses), my bro gave me and trying to find work on other computers because of it, I mean, this is seriously sad, im sorry for all the lateness in this response, dude, I appreciate your work and visit whenever I remember to get on DA and all that jazz, good sir.
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"Wrecking crew here!" ~ Dwarf Mortar Brothers from WarCraft III (I think?)
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I believe that was "Mortar Kombat".
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Lol I love it when they say that!
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dude , there's no doubt that your colourin skills have improved since i watch your work . good light too.
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I know you were concerned about acheiving the darker values- Looks like you managed to pull it off quite well! I enjoy the under-lighting, it gives us a monumental effect. Excellent Work!
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Thanks!
Getting the dark values as dark as they are here took a lot of layers of staining pigments on top of each other. That's what took the longest amount of time. Glad I was able to get them dark enough!
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Good ole Staining Pigments!
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The lighting, the colors, the perspective...everything about this pic is superb! Excellent work!
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