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GH-MoNGo — The Wrecking Crew
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Watercolour, ink, casein on Twinrocker 200 lb. Watercolour paper.Related content
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Love the meat tenderizer, I mean, the hammer.
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He loves it too. His enemies do not share your sentiments, though.
(Thanks!)
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Oh and before I forget, it's not too dark and the sky is good, if a bit textured. Though that is probably due to the media, since I don't think you'd do it deliberately.
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It's the pigment that I used; Ultramarine (PB29) granulates in washes.
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I figured as much. Thank you for the information.
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I think a darker BG would have put more energy in the figures but I like the lighting on them.
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Thanks a bunch! I didn't want to make things too dark, but I see what you mean.
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I think the contrast would help to focus the image and give more prominence to the foreground. Of course it's easy for me to say since I'm too lazy to do backgrounds but when you use traditional media you can't play around with it the way you can with digital. Even so, I really like how you arranged and lit the subject.
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They're definitely the boyz for the job. Nice work on the towers too.
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Them's some beastly looking guys @-@
Wouldnt wanna get on the wrong side of them
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I'd even advise staying away from the right side of them.
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This turned out AWESOME! I love the texture and colors, even the pillars behind them look great!
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yeah baby! Let's see that asskicking contrast and dynamic perspective!
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