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Sheharzad-Arshad ā Mt Fuji layout design
Published: 2006-03-31 02:43:33 +0000 UTC; Views: 24935; Favourites: 397; Downloads: 2972
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more concept artDrawn with 6B 3H and mechanical pencil
Coloured on Photoshop
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Comments: 132
You have awesome backgrounds, and this landscape is really impressive ^_^
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you're welcome ^^
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Gosh durn it, that's a neat looking picture. I want to do backdrops now! Ā¬_Ā¬
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haha - go ahead - give em a shot
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One question; what size (pixels) did you work in when you made this?
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i like all your stuff, but this is the most outstanding in a while
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I love the lighting and color in this. It's very serene, although I have a sneaking suspicion you may put something very morbid in it 
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Great job! Would make a nice wallpaper.
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The mountain looks cool, although it might be nicer to have more variation in tone in the foreground; it all melds together a bit.
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Pretty and stylish. With a bit of imagination, I can even see the claw of a monster. ĆoĆ
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oh noo it's coming to get you O___O
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That looks great!
The tree roots at the front almost look like a hand...they scare me
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do a rough drawing at first - make mistakes
then trace it on to a clean sheet with a mechanical pencil when you're happy with it.
and while tracing the clean copy, add some details like textures and stuff on the trees and bushes like i did.
you can use a light table for traing the rough to a clean or just tape the two together and put it on a glass table with a lamp underneath.
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I usually draw on my animation desk..tanx for the tips. Hopefully they'll help..
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I have only one thing to say...... DAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNG!!!!!!
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You have a very distinct color palette. I like it 
Whadya say folks?? Let's all nag Nocturnal Devil for a tutorial!!
*NAG*NAG*NAG*
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original size is 10 x 12 inches on paper - then i scanned it. you can scan it in whatever size. but this was the original size when i coloured it. didn't shrink it afterwards.
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Your welcome
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like a photograph?
real life things don't have black outlines
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true 
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nice. do you ever put the lines in illustrator?
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nope - i always do my lines with mechanical pencils
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in that case i'm an Aligator
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Aren't aligators lizards? Doesn't that make me your queen?
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yea that was my way of complimenting you - haha
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This looks like it could be from a movie! Very professional style.
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oh, is this for the project you're working on with killowlsdead?
I can't wait for that to come out! ^_^
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you should do more of these, its very appealing!
did you use a reference or is your imagination that
great, that you can just envision it? because background
illustrations always impress me with the amount of layers
and detail.
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yep i did use reference for this - i looked at photographs of Mount Fuji and the rest of it is mostly imagination - i did a bunch of rough sketches at first ofcourse - it didn't just come out like this from the beginning
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i figured the moutain was used from reference as much
...but still the fact that the rest was still imagination, despite going
through several attempts.
im basically saying that i dont have the visual imagination to spawn
such creations like this and im impress to see works like these, hope
to see some more!
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nope it's not for school at all
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Wow, that's very good. I love how shades of one simple color can create such a wide variety of different colors (if that made any sense) Great job!
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