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jaxxblackfox β Forerunner's Tower
Published: 2004-12-12 05:10:22 +0000 UTC; Views: 14322; Favourites: 351; Downloads: 4484
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Yeah, something a wee bit different.A forerunner instilation on one of the Halo rings. Delta Halo maybe? I dunno.
I'm not really good at drawing buildings, but figured I needed to practice more.
Adobe Photoshop 7.0, totally digital. 10 hours from start to finish.
Art Β©2004 Tina Leyk,
Halo/Halo2 Β© Bungie Studios, Microsoft.
Do NOT copy, alter, or redistribute!!
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Comments: 71
Delta Halo seemed to be more of an open, water-filled construct than Halo 04.
Awesome, either way.
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You are the halo goddess of dA.
Period.
Another fine job !
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The scene is absolutely beautiful. It's like stumbling into an unknown structure. Kind of like finding gold. I can imagine the marines searching through the forest and to be greeted with this massive structure which holds 1000 mysteries.
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Wow its late ummm i dont know if this even posts a comment on your workXDDDDDD im newwww for example if i want to boooo my newness can i type 
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Bloody awesome!!!
LOL all on photoshop, that's damn awesome!
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Not good at buildings, eh? ...why must you turn DA into a house of LIES! XD
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wow thats just beautiful! the colors give it such a calm placid feeling to it. but underneath all that calmness is the device that can destroy a galaxy. beautiful work!
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I don't see why you think you can't draw buildings very well, all the architecture in your artwork always looks acurate, down to every color and detail.
Still haven't played Halo 2 yet, even though my lil' bro has it. So I'm a tad lost on the ''Delta Halo'' part.
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beautiful :3 the scenery is really cool. I like how you can see part of halo in the background <3
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An interesting take on a furtureistic looking landscape
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o.o beautiful. =cough= you said you "weren't good with buildings"? pshaw... this is lovely! very realistic and it has very much depth, i like how the trees were coloured and textured.
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