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ErrantCrow
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[2009-05-21 22:38:35 +0000 UTC]
"C.E."
(United States)
# Statistics
Favourites: 579; Deviations: 120; Watchers: 293
Watching: 81; Pageviews: 35875; Comments Made: 650; Friends: 81
# Interests
Favorite visual artist: Harry ClarkeFavorite movies: Midnight in Paris, Kamikaze Girls, Nightmare Before Christmas, Clue
Favorite TV shows: Dr Who
Favorite books: ones that weigh more than 10 lbs.
Favorite writers: Gaiman, Lackey, Barrie, Wilde, BROM
Favorite games: SimAnt, Professor Layton
Tools of the Trade: oil paint, Apple Pencil, 80 WPM
# About me
Painter, writer, wanderer, wonderer. I love art and storytelling, and helping other artists and writers. Watch me on dA for resources, tutorials, and also quick Status Updates when I find something online so amazing everyone must have it!# Comments
Comments: 89
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Lol, yes, I always use it. I guess I'm just that predictable? Hope you had a good one though 
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Aw! Thank you so much for faving my art!
Just here to tell you in any case if you want to keep updated with my art
(or take a look to my previous works perhaps?) im just a watch away!Β
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thank you for adding my work to your collection! Β Β Β Β Β Β Β Β
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I love your stock! I want to base an entire character off those. Beauty and the Beast meets ballet with some gender-bending.
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Omg!!!!!!!! Thaaaaank youuuu!!! <3
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Thank you for the 
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Welcome to Β ^^
May you find awesome art and make soe friends along the way
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Thanks! Is raw another word for "too impatient to polish anything"?
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No lol it just has a lot of feeling to it, you know? Hard to explain. It feels passionate and fluid, but not random. Like everything has a purpose, but it's not micromanaged. Expressive. A lot of "pollished" work is boring because it lacks soul even though technical skill is present. You have both so I wouldn't worry lol.
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Happy Birthday
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Hello there, lovely person! 
You've just been featured in my journal: [link]
It would mean the world to me if you could the article and maybe even find some pieces worth faving as well?
Thank you so very for your time
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Thank you so much for the Critique of my "SWIMMERS" deviation!
First of all its shocking to even get a critique as I ask for one on almost all my past deviations and never get any takers - so I think this might be the first one in 1.5 years that I ever got.
Secondly, I am blushing on your amazing kind words and you were right about the lighting in the work - it was the one aspect I struggled with when converting the 3D to a 2D.
Hugs!
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It caught my eye. Not an easy task on this site, so smile.
Yes, unfortunately the critiqueable/critic ratio is...eh, skewed? It's also unfair to the undiscovered artists who want/need them the most. The only piece I remember ever getting critiques for was my DD. Most I won as prizes in a small Group contest (cool, ok), but the other was from a DD lurker. I wasn't impressed.
Ah well. All I can do is critique the way you're supposed to and hope it pings the radar.
Happy 2012
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Is your Deviant ID made on odosketch? Just wondering. Oh, and I love your gallery!
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I'm making it with Artrage2 (yay $20 programs), with each minute of the painting (except for a few awkward jumps) exported as a GIF file with my handy dandy Automator skills. I plan to go back, finish the viking warrior piece and start transforming it into another piece soon...
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Ahh, cheap programs. But still, you use it well so that's always good.
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Hey, remember me? I still haven't paid you back for that picture you painted for me. Tell me if there's anything of yours you want me to read.
- Raheem
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Whoa. That reminds me. I never put the final version of that picture online...so I'll just go do that...
[link] <-- Congratulations, it's a Paul, and this version actually has a camera...and feet.
I haven't got anything posted at the moment that I necessarily want critiqued, but give me a few days and I'll send you the link of a project I'm almost done with.
E.C.
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Again, Paul looks amazing. There are two other characters I'm really interested in you painting as well. I'd review a thousand pages for work like that.
Thanks again.
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I think the luminosity in your fractals is awesome. I'm a painter, and you just can't build up lights with pigment that way; it must be done backwards, a kind of cheat. Anyway, that's why I find those pieces so damn cool.
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Thank you! I actually draw a lot of my inspiration from stained-glass windows and Rennaissance paintings.
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Thanks for the
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Stock goes in stock section. No brainer!
Thanks for putting up inspirational material for the rest of us.
E.C.
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