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Published: 2018-01-22 01:37:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 4023; Favourites: 134; Downloads: 0
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Worldview Digital Art Book - www.facebook.com/WorldviewBook…Another loose sketch (work in progress) for my book, Worldview. All painted from scratch in PS.
Command Module, ready for liftoff.
Backstory: Command modules are at the heart of all military operations. High-ranking officials direct wargames exercises and real-world campaigns from onboard these slow-moving, deployable hubs. Only the world's largest corporation has access to building such monstrosities as these.
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I thought it looked like the top portion of the Sky Fortress Bahamut from Final Fantasy XII.
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I wasn't aware of the fortress, but just had a look. I can see a similarity now
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Thank you SARGY...as always!
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Ahh yes, I see what you mean. I guess we are influenced without even realising it.
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Cool..... u certainly have your own, aswell recognizable style
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Thanks again sci. It's very easy to fall into a particular style, which is why I try not to look at too many other pieces of art for inspiration, otherwise I end up 'duplicating' what I see.
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I know what u mean,
but still a few manage to create their own style
even with 'prefabricated' stuff like Daz 3D
& what true artistst seperates from the hobbyists i guess
Do u use 3D blocks/shapes before u paint them over?
cause they're always very slick & well executed
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I the photoshop perspective grid here and there to get some basic shapes in, yes. Then I just improvise the rest.
I used to use the grid a lot more, but it ends up being too time consuming. It's easy to get too obsessed with details which aren't really necessary.
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Always curious to different techniques 
it's what i loved about Ralph Mcquarrie, he was master in simulating details
to epic proportions with only a few lines & shadows ... the art of omission
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Yes, I'd love to able to paint like that. The illusion of details without having to...detail.
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Haha yes who wouldn't want that?
I've tried, but not doing details, isn't exactly my best asset
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We will all get there in the end!!! The journey continues...
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A journey that lasts a life time
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