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Published: 2012-06-14 16:36:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 22045; Favourites: 575; Downloads: 305
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I performed this work from a scene in the series THE PACIFIC, specifically the episode 06, when they cross the Peleliu airfield.Related content
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This is fantastic and well drawn, oh yeah that episode where they basically nearly died of thirst
So brutal
Never any winners in a war
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Lol this was submitted on my birthday.amazing job
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It reminds me of the airfield assault scene from The Pacific, dear god that was bloody.
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That's my exact thought! Β The Crossing of the Airfield.
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A Masterpiece....it was like a scene in saving private Ryan....cool!
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Absolutely beautiful. Not war in general nor the death that comes from it. But your skill is outstanding. It also reminds me of Day of Defeat for Half Life1. Hahahaha.
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That's what I thought. I was about to say this looked like a scene from The Pacific. How did you make this? It looks like a painting.
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Amazing, I love the way you captured the motion blur it really brings it to life. How long did this take?
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it is not exactly the time taken but about 8-9 h.
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Awesome work here.
Was gonna say someone been watching too much The Pacific.
Like the details and shading.
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wow this is EXTREMELY amazing work!! I loved THE PACIFIC as well as the other series BAND OF BROTHERS.
you should try draw a scene from BAND OF BROTHERS preferably one while they were in the snowy forest?? (just a suggestion)
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thanks! perhaps in future I do, the truth is that band of brothers deserves another drawing xD
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you drew one already?
I MUST GO LOOK FOR THAT!!!
and yeah or maybe one day you could put your epic skills to the max and try do some sort of mix of both?? would be hella crazy <3
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I don't think you'd want to be soldering on a battlefield bro.. :V
Excellent work, nice work on the smoke and explosions!
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