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The Deliverer of Recompense
Published: 2009-11-21 19:49:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 13557; Favourites: 549; Downloads: 248
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The Deliver of Recompense 17" x 7" charcoal on paper figurativeRelated content
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what an impressive work, I thought it was a manipulation at first sight. Wow.
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How is this JUST NOW getting a DD?! WTF?!
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been one of my favorites for years now!
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Wow this is great, done a long time ago though, but it's really amazing!
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Holy shit! Traditional!!!? Really!!!!? Amazing.
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First thought - "How did they take the photo? Is it a manipulation?" Eye goes to the category - "Traditional drawing? Holy shit that's awesome!"
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OH CRAP, IT'S NOT A PHOTO? SAY WWWWHHHAAAATT!?
Woah, amazing!
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Charcoal?! Get the f**k out of here! 
Fun fact, on the thumbnail it looked like a demon who played with an iPad, for some reason..
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ellow there!!
We started that new deviantart group page , called FotographicMania* , and a spring competition is taking place in there !
If you wanna join go this link :
[link]
Thank you sooooo much for your time !
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Wow ! This is really beautiful !! Especially the smoke ! Excellent work !!
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Congrats on the well deserved DD!
Have a nice day!
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NIce love the light. this is really cool and has he got something in his other hand?
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I have featured your work in my journal, hope you don' t mind
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(sorry for the other link, just ignore it please)
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Incredibly beautiful! The way you rendered the smoke is very impressive.
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I have looked long and hard at this picture, it troubles me so much. Thatβs not in any bad way it is because it throws all the senses in so many directions. The subject is portrayed as strong and yet he is weak and helpless, held motionless in a sea of smoke and fumes, he is blind. His body is tense and still and solid. He is in three minds, the concentration on his face tells you that his senses are working in tune with his surroundings and yet he still holds the one thing that gives him power - the sword.
I remember my art teacher once telling me that some people draw what they see and others will see what they draw. I prefer that latter.
This is a fantastic piece of art.
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This has been featured in my journal [link] after being suggested by someone. Spread the joy by suggestion some art someone else made for a feature too!
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It seems to be impossible to do such a work... but you did! How long did it take you to finish it? I wish my work would be half as good!
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Thank you very much. I work full time as an artist which allows me a lot of time to invest in each piece, they take between 2 to 5 weeks. Best wishes
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Guess it would take me month. But maybe I try to work with charcoal ... never did it before!
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lol yes they are a bit slow to make. give it a try it is a great medium to work with.
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Just beautiful! What brand(s) and kinds (pencil, vine, etc) of charcoal and paper did you use for this drawing?
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Thank you very much below is the complete list of materials I give to my drawing students. Best wishes Timothy
1 Drawing Board (Masonite drawing board usually 23x26") Have a spare one if you plan on doing many side projects.
20 sheets of Sky Blue Canson Charcoal Paper (to start). I believe the sheets are about 20x26" or so..
10 General's Charcoal Pencils (6B - extra soft)
10 White General's Charcoal Pencils
2 Kneaded Erasers
1 Pencil Sharpener (any kind that you would prefer)
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Wow! Thanks for taking the time to give me this information.
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