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Mr--Jack β Harpy Matriarch Process
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Process for the Harpy I did for the latest Crown of the Heavens WoW TCG set.Final file is 6000px wide; I don't exactly remember but roughly 9-10 hours or so.
Photoshop CS4.
Β© 2012 Blizzard Entertainment
Final is up here -
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Mr Jack it is really awesome that you put up your processes. its cool to look at as a young aspiring artist. You are an incredible artist. thanks.
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amazing! love the enegry coming out of her claws
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your scale texture is very effective. nice.
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i love watching your process's they help allot actually ^^ thanks for these i love your art it's very inspirational haha
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I love watching a piece come together. You seem to have gotten it down to a science! Thanks for sharing.
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You know, you really paint how you're "supposed to." 
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you canΒ΄t imagine how much I have learned with your work , thank you very much!
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Mr. Jack, you are so good at your painting. It's great to see a professionals work, layout in a quick animated gif! Your painterly work inspires me.
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Do you use a intuos or a cintiq? Would I be right in my guess that you apply a color to the lines that way they will blend easier into paint over?
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Hey hey, just a quick question, when you sketch out in greyscale and then start colouring, which layer is on top? I figured that you use an overlay blending mode, but I can't work out which layer(s) use the overlay, the colour or the greyscale! Also if I'm wrong about using an overlay then some enlightenment would be greatly appreciated. As ever beautiful colouring man, these process GIF's provide an invaluable resource to all painters who care to look, you've done us all a solid!
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Fantastic drawing as ever man, and yes, I'd also like to know the answer to this question
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I always like to see your processes 
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This is wonderful, thank you for posting your process, it's very enlightening.
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Awesome detail! I love seeing how your drawings come together!
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