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Published: 2016-10-04 12:00:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 76447; Favourites: 4586; Downloads: 2005
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After the starliner crash in 5773 people on Marisol 5 figured out it's probably better to make a trading port in something that is already there and has all the resources lying around than trying to build something from scratch. The crash site was also very convenient.
A personal painting just for fun and for practising cinema 4D and octane
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such a grand scale i love it ! colours are beautiful and inticing. keep it up
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Awesome colors, very catching! Nicely done!Β
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Awesome! I can't see a thing 
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Do you actually look at every little detail to make sure it's correct? Like where the cargo is supposed to be? This is insane!!
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I'd really like to see the drawing process of one of these pics...
So amazing!!!
Like, there is so much detail, but if you zoom in, you can see that some of it is just expertly smudged. I'd really love to see how people draw like this...
It's pictures like these that make me feel like an idiot with a pencil.
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Hey, I was looking at the DDs and sometimes I also reads a few comments below the artwork and I saw yours, and I think maybe I could help you.
So there are videos by Borodante, one that I watched yesterday and one I remembered he talked about the exact subject you're interested to.
(shorter fragment) www.youtube.com/watch?v=-4Ejac⦠(from 21:39 to maybe 23:45) (title of video (for all sad netizens from future): "Robots! I mean cyborgs! - Over-Pain")
(whole video) www.youtube.com/watch?v=shzRio⦠(title of video: "Detailing and blending - BoroSchool")
Hope you'll find it useful!
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Thanks for the links, they were useful. In that weird way that sometimes somebody tells you something you already sort of know, but never really understood until then. Does that make sense?
Anyway, thanks, now I have loads of motivation to draw
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I really understand what you're saying! I had this a few weeks ago when someone told me about color. I was like: Wait I know this!! But never really thought about it when painting.
As digital painting goes. It's more important to have fun than to watch tutorials. Be creative and have fun and the technical aspect will come with time
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Yeah, well, I don't usually watch tutorials because all they do is make me jealous, but sometimes I see something that's just so diffrent I have to know how it's done. Because I feel like if I only do what I'm doing now, I will probably get pretty good at that eventually, but I still won't be able to draw the images in my head.Β
So much to learn and it takes way to much time...
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Those bridge-like structures on the left side of the artwork look like buildings trying to expand outwards.
Are you implying there's not enough space on the Starliner? Cause I like it. It really tells you that it's a city crammed into a viscously limited building space and people are desperate for area.
Or you know, maybe i'm just guessing too hard.
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This is wonderful. Makes my imagination soar!
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Woah. How long ones it Β take take Tom draw a typical picture? This looks... epic.
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Hey there! Thanks so much 
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Looking a little worse for wear.
I know that because the detail is INCREDIBLE.
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This piece has that gorgeously incongruous mixture of being derelict and high-tech. You can tell before that vessel wrecked, it was probably state of the art.
Awesome painting. Β
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This looks stunning!
Personal stuff is the best!
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That's pretty common practice for older vessels, actually. Generally the hull is still pretty solid, and secondary infrastructure like power and plumbing is still at least mostly functional or repairable, so it won't go to waste if it otherwise can't be brought back up to service functionality.
Anyway, this piece is gorgeous. I love the lighting, and it reminds me lot of similar places that I've visited. Amazing work! ^v^ Also, congrats on the Daily Deviation! You totally deserve it!
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This has a great cyberpunk feel to it. You can feel there is so much going on behind those walls.
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Making this piece of work wile having fun is the best way to go in my opinion.
And that's really smart in having the resources at hand. (recyclable)Β Β
It's almost as if they're rebuilding the monstrosity just so it can live up to its name once again.
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This is amazing! It reminds me of one of the buildings in Redline.
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Yeah, this is tite. I have something similar I want to show you. My drawing could be the next city over from this one. I'll try and find it and send you a link or however it works in this app. Good work. Future dreamy feeling.
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This is the coolest environment I've seen in a long time!
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A much- promising-looking place! Love how you placed the light sources.
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