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pastel 100x70thanks you for favs and comments
work for sale. write me on mail: masterofdarkness@op.pl or note on da.
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That pawn tho, doing the impossible, standing on the first row
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Nah man, the black square's bottom left. It's standing in the far left square of its starting row.
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well done i like how it has such an edge and how the more distant pieces are so much biger then the simple pawn
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In the game of a single pawn versus an army, it is not where u move that matters it is when
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i like how you deliberately made the chessboard distorted to make the whole image much more dramatic keep them coming
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The perspective, colours and atmosphere of this is amazing.
(This was done in chalk, right?- I find chalk very hard to use (The feel of it is'nt nice))
The shading is also very food
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This is truly a picture I think everyone can relate to somehow! In lack of better words, it's great!
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aww the poor little pawn...
i love this, SO SO dramatic! <3
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Oh I love this! Reminds me of that moment during a chess game when you've three pieces left to their eight, and your king is clearly stuck in a closing trap, but you're too stubborn to lay it down, so you just keep moving towards the inevitable.
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awesomeness
is this oil or chalk pastels ?... i would guess chalk but note 100% pecent sure heres D:
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Very impressive, especially for pastels. Very nice.
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This photo has chosen to be in our Artwork of the day.
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thymournia.
ThespiritOfArt
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i am honoured, thank you
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Very good Work!!i like it, the way you did the landscape a think?(forgive me a dont know a lot a of english, i am from argentina) and the way you put that image in it. i love the red how it contrast with the scenario
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this is really awesome!you did an amazing job. love it!
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Very nice idea and a brilliant way of rendering it.
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And the simple peasant went to take on the entire evil kingdom...
I love this picture. It depicts a great story with a simple gameboard. 
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this is cool but yea i couldn't very see the crown though i know it's not suppose to be clear. Still, i just love it!!
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alot of it looks alot like charcoal, was it that or maybe using a dry brush technique with a round brush?
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there were used only pastels. photo of work miss the truth somewhere, where you can see dark gray field, in fact there is little brown shade
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Pwned.
Lol, great job on this, it really gives alot of emotion for such a simple yet complicated drawing. Keep up the good work.
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That is truly amazing abd the fact that i love chess makes it even more appealing!!!
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Wow, stunning! I just adore the concept, how the pawn appears all innocent with the powerful pieces looming just beyond the mist! Lovely work.
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In the Greatest of battles where even the Brave and Highest Fall to the enemies and the Clang and slash of Metal to Steel and Flesh ring out through the Battlefeild, it is sometimes the smallest who can achieve the Greatest of Victories for their size Leaves the enemies of their senses and are overlooked and then they are the ones who shine upon dawns light and cry the loudest upon Victorie's Platform. Cudos, This is an Awsome picture. Faved
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i like this a lot!
it reminds me of a novel by Darren Shan called Lord Loss... if you haven't read it, i recommend it. If you have, you may know what i'm talking about.
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I love this, especially because you used a traditional, non-computer-generated medium. :^)
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