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GH-MoNGo β The Wrecking Crew
Published: 2008-10-23 23:09:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 4108; Favourites: 89; Downloads: 0
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Watercolour, ink, casein on Twinrocker 200 lb. Watercolour paper.Related content
Comments: 122
The depth is AWESOME on this. The two in the front really jump off the page! And it doesn't distract from the guy in the background. I really like this one!
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Thank you! Glad you like it!
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I like the expression of the skull thing on his belt. Seems almost alive!
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Ha ! It could be like a double act.
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Awesome use of perspective and color bro!!!
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Thanks man, glad you dig it!
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I expected much from that lineart and you've delivered the goods.
switching between the two, I can see how your colours highlight the details so well. The focus is now on the hammer dude - he seems more animated now. The guys in the foreground look more menacing too, their features are easier to see. And your effort on the brickwork is beautiful.
Great stuff.
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Thank you!
I put a lot of time into planning this one and I'm glad it paid off!
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Great work again and I really like the angle in this one.
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Sorry very tired right and cut and pasted to the wqrong place
Please diregard the above
This is great
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nice, hope I can make sumtin like this
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I'm gonna have to agree with everyone that this is your best work to date. I mean, just for your technique improvements alone this is cool. Values, texture, lighting and composition have leaped in skill.
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Sick painting man! Definitely one of my favs from you!
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Call in the demolition experts!
The underlighting is really well done and adds a great "looking up" effect.
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Thank you! That's just what I was going for!
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Is there a light source underneath the guy in the back? It's almost creepy. I love the colors and that watercolor texture!
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That's sort of what I was going for. Thank you!
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Great composition and colours. Love the lighting and it's got that beautiful storybook feel you do so well
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Thanks man! Glad you like it!
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really, really nice shading and values man
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you're stepping up your game, i'm impressed.
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Your best piece to date.
Good contrast with the colors, by having more vivid hues in the sky and muted earth tones in the fore you created a strong separation between those two elements whilst framing the brighter central character who's coloring instantly focuses the viewers eyes.
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Thanks man!
It took me longer than I thought, and quite a bit of planning went into the colours. I'm glad it all paid off.
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Haha, I missed your stuff. And you've gotten so much better too C:
Really dig that dynamic perspective going onnnnn
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This is a prime example of hammertime. Good use of contrasts for a dramatic and dynamic effect.
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Thanks!
I had to resist the urge to write "Hammer Time" in the description!
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Resisting the clichΓ©s are a everyday struggle.
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Hey, this turned out nice! Man, your watercolors are always so smoooooooth
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Thanks!
It's a lot of edge-softening and blotting.
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Edge-softening, eh? Like...smoothing plain ol' water into the paper once the paint is already down?
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Oooooh. *learns something*
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