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LostKeep
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[2011-03-09 19:27:12 +0000 UTC]
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# Comments
Comments: 122
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oh man... is that what that thing is called? i remember playing doom 2 as a kid and seeing it. didn't know it had a name. i would love to draw something like that. it's just a matter of cramming it in amongst a bunch of other things 
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Yup.
That’s what it’s called.
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Can you make the Icon of Sin from Doom?
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thank you! always trying
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hahaha hablas español me ase muy feliz que hayan mas hispano ablantes en d.a
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¡jaja, guay!... y... perdoname, solo hablo un poco. mientras estoy en españa, ojalá que yo mejoro mi español... porque me gustaría a hablar con personas en español. la habilidad a hablar en mas que uno idioma esta guay!
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me párese fantástico
seras bienvenido en mi esquina cuando quieras
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Hey there!
Nice art 
Hope to see you there some time
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www.youtube.com/watch?v=HbPDKH…
Thank you for the fine Camelidae
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Amazing work! Are most of the digital ones done as pencils first and then scanned in? How long does it take you to finish a piece?
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i think the majority of what i have posted start off as graphite. i then scan them and paint them. as far as timing for each piece... it's a little different for each one. if i had a gun to my head, i think i could pull one of the more detailed pieces off in a week - week-and-a-half. in general, these little pieces that i scan and then color take about 3 weeks of working after work to get it to a place where i like it. i'm getting faster, though. having a full-time job does take up most of my time... like everyone else on the planet
thanks for asking. and, i'm glad you like the work
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Oh man. 3 weeks for even the little ones?!! What patience! What keeps you motivated through all the rote rendering work?
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the sense of satisfaction from seeing a piece through to the end plays a huge role in motivation. and from one angle, if you've established a satisfying technique and a sufficient process, then merely sticking it out and seeing it through will yield satisfying results. it seems to have been the case for me. i'm finally getting down a process that i enjoy and helps get the image i see in my head, onto the paper/canvas/screen/into other peoples' heads. it's exciting to see what other things are possible to unlock from one's imagination
also, i like to have something that i've created to share with others. knowing that others will get enjoyment and engagement from something you made with your own hands [relatively speaking] sustains the motivation, as well.
great question!
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haha, man. Your sentiments are so wholesome, it's encouraging. It makes me itch to go back and pick up the long pieces that I've given up on. One day, I'll discover my satisfying technique and sufficient process, too.
Thanks for sharing, and I'll be sure to keep watching your works!
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Thank you, RevenantsWrath . Thanks for taking the time to leave a comment, too!
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I am impressed by your works! It reminds me off CHet Zar
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Thanks, so much! I really enjoy Chet Zar's work, too
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Your art is amazing! It is a style that particularly pleases me a lot. Congratulations, my friend.
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Hey, Levozine ! Thanks for the compliment
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very weird, dark and cool style and content mate¬ keep it up!
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Dude, killer work, yourself! Thanks for the watch
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np man~ killer works R US! keep on churning those detailed badboys!
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Will do! In fact, I've got a new one up in a day, or two
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