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Published: 2013-09-07 21:24:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 24993; Favourites: 1332; Downloads: 620
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Originally painted for book cover of Raphael Draccon's novel.I made some changes trying some new brushes for more
texture.
I hope you enjoy.
All painted in Photoshop.
Thanks for looking.
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Hi. You're amazing! If you could take a quick second to answer this, you would honestly change my life: What do I physically need to do during practice, each day, to eventually be able to create art like you? How did you learn and become so amazing?!!
Can you please break down exactly what one extremely motivated beginner student would need to do, each & every day when he or she sits down to practice, in order to create these incredible photorealistic 2d digital drawing/paintings?
People just say 'Practice.' But I do not know 'exactly' what this entails.Β
Can you maybe make me, like, a list or something?!! So I can then go out and explore those topics? Or at least tell me what I need to physically be doing with my practice time so I can get as good as you?Β
If there's any books/DVDs/tutorials you can recommend that totally helped you get better, that would be so freakin' incredible!!!
Thanks for the help!
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Thanks! Try to paint from movie stills, you will learn a lot.
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Woah... possibly the best impendingΒ battle scene I've found on the site.
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In awe. This is one of the best pictures I've seen.Β
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the guy in the foreground looks kinda like an Assassin
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Holy, epic-ally magnificent! The Scenery is stunning and All of The Warriors look incredible! The effects, poses, swords, castle, dragons, wings, fire, architecture, boulders, armor, weapons, sky, clouds, fog, concept, uniqueness, lighting, colors, style and other details are also wonderful! Amazingly radical work!
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Once again, you art is really atmospheric. I love your style and how you combine colors. 
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...Wow!
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