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Opergeist — Holding to a Ghost
Published: 2006-08-20 04:40:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 9850; Favourites: 318; Downloads: 50
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This is a really old one that I dug up in an attempt to clear out some junk from an old desk.I think I did it in 2004, but I'm not entirely sure.
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I think it gives him alot of character....an otherworldly sort of stare.
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Beautiful. The shading and tones really accent the mood. Another great piece!
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thats pretty tight. I 'm a huge fan of broadway stuff.
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i love how all of your work has so much texture and detail to it. i like it
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Thanks.
I'm a bit of a texture hound in my job, so I think it permeates into drawings.
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How did you get such a dusky texture to the colors here? It's beautiful, it all combines for a wonderful mood of something near desperation from her, and a strange sort of detachment from Erik. I love her face and the other colors you used to tone it. I love the use of both color and inking to tone this, and how you can see both without either being overpowered. It's really a woonderful piece.
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Wow. glad you like it so much.
It's been crumpled away in a drawer for awhile. I really didn't think of it as particularly good.
Erm, as far as the technical stuff goes, I used my usual prismacolor pens and colored pencil accents. I mixed alot of light french greys into the skintones and shaded over with more grey and black colored pencil.
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... This is all pencil? No marker? Damn. I don't have anywhere near the patience to work something that much with just pencil.
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No no, the base colors are in marker. The augmentation is a mix.
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Alright... I thought that looked like marker. Cool.
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