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#alien #kaiju #xenomorph
Published: 2014-06-05 20:39:58 +0000 UTC; Views: 7911; Favourites: 406; Downloads: 55
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Ok, there is no particular reason for this, it's just an exercise inspired by the pose of the model in this photo (see the link below), when I saw her I just thought "this should be a good pose for some dangerous creature", and here we are!Painted in photoshop cs6 with bamboo wacom tablet, as usual I used always the same brush for everything.
Oh, I almost forget, the tiny guy under the creature is a picture of me, it's not part of the painting, just a reference for the dimension of the creature!
I hope you like it, and I'm sorry for the small sizes of the image.
Model Reference taken from: ImperialStarletStock
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I agree. It can also be the hardest part. The hardest thing for me is how light should reflect off things. I practice lighting and shading all the time, with almost everything I draw or paint.
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I thought the same at some point, ahah ;D
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I think maybe he's the offspring of the two 0_o
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Thank you very much !
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Really? I might have been influenced by the recent movies, including Godzilla and such, you know.. Β
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Thank you, I really appreciate!
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It's so human in the limbs but alien everywhere else. Β Nice work
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Indeed I used human reference for the body
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Wow.. How do you get so much detail? How long did it take? It's a stunning picture!
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Hi, thanks for the comment. This could seem detailed enough, but if you watch it really closer you can see that all the details are messy and quite rough. I did it in two night, one for the general shape and shades, and one for the finishes.
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True, but the detail is still very clear 
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No words can express how weird and awesome this is!Β Β
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Ahah good, I really appreciate these non words
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Thanks! I just saw your wolf made of guns, very impressive!
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Thank you very much dude!
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