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Published: 2009-09-21 12:16:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 3414; Favourites: 64; Downloads: 60
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This is the first work of a new series, or something like that. An attempt to give an approximate view of architectural works of great beauty. Unlike the broad and distant perspective that usually I use in my work, I tried to focus on the details here, with a view from within or very close to the object represented. I hope you like it as much as I like to share with you, and please comment on, criticize and give suggestions.Related content
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I have to admit that I was lazy to do some crosshatching hehehehe but the good thing is that you like, thank you
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Awesome interior! I love the perpective, inks, everything! Wow!
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so beautifully simple and clear, yet with great sense of depth.
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Thank you for your most kind words! I'm very glad you liked.
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I think this one comes together more in small view than large.
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In fact, many of my works are like this. I think that it is the effect of the parallel lines, maybe.
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Is this the abbey church of St Michele? Hmn... No, the tops of the arches are wrong, just as passing resemblence, beautiful work none the less, but did you use a ruler/straight edge for the ceiling lines? I would suggest against doing that unless you use one for all straight lines, or they stand out strongly, the lines of the shadow on the ground/inside of the wall for instance have a greater natural feel to them, which is lost on the ceiling, and makes it stand out harshly. You have a very good eye for changing angles of the lines however, something which I distinctly lack but am working on, I also really like the white spaces and the darker shading of the distant cloister.
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I had an old picture saved on a CD that I used as a model for the design, but had no reference about the place, unfortunately. I believe it is, however, the Museum Unterlinden.
Yes, I used a ruler, I do not normally use, but the spaces to be occupied were very large and I confess that I got a little lazy XD! Thank you for the tips and the kind comments, I'm glad you liked it, it's always great to receive such feedback.
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Thank you for your kind words
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ur welcome!!!!and ur pic reminds me of my school!!
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Thank you , i'm glad you like!
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Excellent penmanship. I really like this piece
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Thank you so much! I spent much time in this work, but I think it was worth it.
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Thanks a lot, i'm glad you like!
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Thank you for your kind words!
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Woa, mais um belo trabalho *__*
Lembra mto o museu Unterlinden
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De fato, as arcadas sΓ£o identicas, para ser sincero eu tomei como base para o desenho uma foto antiga que eu tinha salvo num cd, anos atrΓ‘s, infelizmente na Γ©
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Ahn, tendi
E imagine, Γ© um belo trabalho mesmo
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Wow... It's so beautiful...
Feels like want to colored it...
Great job!
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Thanks a lot! Feel free to color it if you want, I'll be honored!
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Wow, thanx! I'll print the lineart then!
When i'm finished, i'll tell you. ^^
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i love the line shading so simple but effective
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Thank you, I am glad to know that you appreciate my style of shading. Some think it's a bit rustic, but I always liked the final result.
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i love it, i think it brings out the shapes more
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lol anytime and thanks for the fav
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Thanks a lot for the comment and fav!
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THIS IS GREAT. NOW I WANT TO DRAW SOMETHING LIKE THIS. I'M INSPIRED.
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I am glad I could inspire you my friend! Thanks a lot!
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Thanks a lot! You're very kind!
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You have this line-work off to a fine art - pardon the pun megalobo - Fantastic as always
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