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Published: 2012-05-30 10:31:10 +0000 UTC; Views: 9361; Favourites: 107; Downloads: 0
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This is keyart I made for the game "Divinity: Original Sin" by LarianStudios.You can find the website to the game at the link below:
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Love both versions but it still irritates me when I see the censored one in some stores.
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I don't understand their hands, is he holding only her last 2 fingers?
It seems like 3 of fingers are 'loose'. o.OΒ
i.imgur.com/eaNgUDd.jpg
And this one seems to be "fixed", was it by you?
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Also, hand-holding. :3
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I think she looks like a stripper in this one.
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I LOVE this. I adore both versions, with her having an armor and this version. I love how they are holding their hands, ready to face their destiny together! Great art man, keep on doing amazing pieces like this.
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I really cannot believe there are people having problem with this art. Eventhough you can only see a weapon on the male, the woman looks way more dangerous to me. She kind of has this intense look of being able to kill you with a simple word and the fact she is holding her companions hand...just somehow makes me believe she is giving him strenght...
well...just me talkin xD awesome art!
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I'm glad to read your reaction and see that not everyone looks at it with the same hateful eyes.
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well, it is impossible to please everyone 
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It's true that its impossible. Yet some people do believe everything should be conform to their believes when it comes to critisising others work.
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Yeah..and they critisise but would not be able to do it better.
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I still prefer the other version because it actually looks like the two are a warrior couple. In this version, she doesn't look like she fights at all. However as an artist, I am behind you even if I don't agree.
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i can't i just....i can't enjoy this artwork, the fact that her belly button is showing? bare skin? tight cleavage? ugh...too much, its just too much. your objectification is too much.
NAAAHH!! Β tease haha,, hey man, this is some seriously awesome artwork, the red accents are a bit tried, but true. really grounds out the simplicity of the piece. nice character illustration, and i support your choice to follow your dream and your design initiative, even though i read you had to change the design, its a shame.
the contrast betweenn the two characters is pretty well done as well, love how her armor is very elegant and has a nice bold yet feminine touch to even the fabric etchings, and his is more barbaric and brutal with the blood splats.
But still! keep up the good work! you've got a great game and great artwork to show for it! they don't!
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I love the game too and I heard that the Social Justice Warriors gave you a hard time because of your design choice. Please take heed that there are many of us out there appreciate this game and hate these SWJ for bothering you.
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Great works, really!
I didn't count the hours I spend with Divine Divinity and Beyond Divinity! And up to now I played the Alpha of Divinity: Original Sin for over 48 hours
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Hehe! Thank. Yeah there's quite alot to do in the alpha 
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Hey, watch this
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I'm extremely curious abot the final version, keep up the great work. The last time I enyoyed RPG's (except DD and BD) was in the 80s, it was Ultima on my ATARI 800 XL!
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Thanks for the support ^^
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Just played Dragon Commander recently, neat game but feel a lot of things has been cut out and unpolished, I think...
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We're an indy game company so we're often short of... well anything but ambition. ^^ So your remark is definately at its place. If time and budget would have allowed it then I'm sure we could have worked away a lot of the rough and unpolished edges.
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