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Published: 2005-05-22 17:58:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 3299; Favourites: 78; Downloads: 635
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Another speedpainting...
Hope you like it!
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Comments: 34
MAn your work is good, you really know how to put some energy in it, and create a whole new world of your own i saw
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awesome! I really like this painting! a quick one? I can't belive that! because there are so many awesome details and a great work on the colors and on the perspectiv! and I really like the athmosphere! great work
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sheeesh.. the second pic I take a closer look at and u call it a speed painting.. how long does this kind of thing take u then... ?
... I admire how u can create this omnipitant feel in you pictures... pulls me in...
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your work amazes me... especially the speed paintings... what do you use?
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I love it
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i always use Photoshop 7 and a Wacom graphire tablet
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well, what can I say. you really know how to use light and shadow to give depth to your paintings, plus you are not afraid of using color...
I can learn a lot from you so I'm gonna watch you. hope you don't mind
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wowow... it's great! i love this! the atmosphere is so wonderful! +fav
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i have 3 faves in yor gallery... and this one of them. colours , angle and perpective makes more effective.. by the way thats not mean the your galelry is bad only 3 of them good... your gallery fantastic and very good i hope i can do like these arts... 
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Speedpainting? How long did it take you...? I like the colour
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awesome dude! what brushes and opacity do you use in photshop to do this?
do you use very high opacity and change the colour often? or stick with only a few colours but layer it with a low opacity?
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mostly i use the default hard, round brush with pressure sensitivity set to opacity. i started this painting with a gradient and two colors with a slightly different hue (in this case a saturated blue and a brighter, less saturated turquoise). it's important that there's a certain variety of colors form the beginning because this way you can use the gradient as your palette (i use the color picker a lot).
btw my layers are mostly set to 100%.
hope i could help...
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wish i could understand that
all of ur paintings are with tablet?
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Wow, so very very pretty. I love the way you made the light.
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Looks very realistic, I love the colour and the perspective
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this has a old horror film look about it very amospheric and again a good piece
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Oh wow, that's a painting? I thought it was somewhere real..ish. I was going to ask where it was ^^* Its pretty spooky..Love it ^^ favvvvs times 1000.
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Wow, at first when I saw the thumbnail in the forum, it looked like a photo! The perspective grid must be fricking awesome because this painting is so intense and different from anything I've seen lately. The theme of being under the dock is amazing in itself, let alone the colors and the detail. I love the added touch of the graffitti on the walls. The foggy depths of the picture are just breathtaking. Awesome work. You need more recognition, man.
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oh my god, 7 measly comments~? its so unfair!
I love it, colors, specially the perspective, great work man!!
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If this is a speed painting then I wonder what things look like when there's time....
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Very nice work, the atmosphere is peacefull but also sinistre
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Great speedpainting. I say you should keep working on it and make it a finished piece.
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How long ago did you start painting? U've got perfect fealing of perspective
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Thanks! I've been painting for a year or so. I use a perspective grid to get the perspective right, so you cannot do much wrong
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A speedpainting? Woow! Beautiful coloring and shading!
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