Sunscape

Painting \ Uncategorized | 09/28/06 @250 | Gods-Mistake | critiques (9) | views (894)

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After the flood...
when the oceans calmed...
the setting sun...
the blowing wind...
hach, doing this piece was easy going and pure merriment...
Like taking a deep breath after the rain...

Followed a tutorial by

spyroteknik
Well, ok. Actually I drifted away a little bit and gave it my own touch.

But that's were the inspiration came from. Check it out. It's worth it!

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Comments (9)

deManuel

09/28/06 @395

Good work. I like composition and colors.
The city buildings looks little flat. +7/10

Pirotess

09/28/06 @484

nice mood, but I also think the skyline looks a bit flat...

Inabottle

09/28/06 @504

the buildings in the background look nice flat, the colors do work well, though I think you need to work on the fabric. Looks really blochy, like everything is srcunched together, and the fabric seems to wrinkle only one way. ANywyas nice job

Slither-Astray

09/28/06 @572

following my favs on both gfx and dev is getting tiresome

anyhows,
POINTS!!

loneorbit

09/28/06 @694

Style used is working well throughout this piece, keeping some-what cartoonish with some realistic flare to it. Her positioning on page works in general, but it is confusing as to what she is standing upon. It would seem to be a balcony or a bridge walkway, however it doesn't have any thing there to be sure that is the case.

Madanapale

09/28/06 @701

Beautiful lighting and mood!
Carlos

Cigaro

10/01/06 @486

the building on thje lower right look too flat, might wanna give'em some volumes

love the fact that the female is a bit tiwsted, and love the general mood in it...overall its a big step forward..u know, i'd really be curious what u could do with a tabby, not with all those mouse restraints

Andy--Jones

10/04/06 @622

I can see the spyroteknik inspiration in this. I agree with ciggy about the closer buildings. Nice atmosphere in this. Seems retro and futuristic at the same time.

mefisto

10/06/06 @575

fine mood i like! nice looking tutorial thx for that!!!

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