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Published: 2008-01-30 14:33:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 10645; Favourites: 440; Downloads: 0
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still testing how to use color....with an old one this time...
need to unify the colours ( the watch on the wall is too much coloured)
will add some buildings in the back...
stilll working on..
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That's so cool! I love all the detail you've put into it
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Very cool it looks like a city on meteranian and modernized.
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Beautiful painting! The perspective on all the shadows looks absolutely perfect and they give the image such great character. I actually think the bright colors on the clock look great, it provides a good focal point for the scene. Really cool design for the architecture too, quite a unique mix of both modern and sci-fi.
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Is just as I imagined my futuristic Berlin
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As someone else who has made(and continues to make) the transition from ink and graphite to the inclusion of color, I would say that your experiment so far is a soaring success!
The clock is perfect in my opinion. It grabs the eye as soon as one sees the image, and then you follow down into the shadows of the city. This gives the entire image a sense of movement into increasing depth. You have created an incredible unifying feature in the smooth low saturation blue, as it contrasts so stongly with the detailed higher saturation orange section. All in all, an incredible piece!
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thanks for your comment!
I used to like this one but I found that the pencil work was too much altered by the color. I finally found a digital color technique to keep the pencil details up through the color (pastel or color pencil like drawing)and I prefer to use it now.
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Gorgeous light and environment. You did a really great job.
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how much time do you spend with one like this?
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wow, this is really cool! i love it! good job!
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You've done a great job of conveying the scale and vastness of the city! And the color scheme I think is nice and subtle; I love the rich browns and faded blues.
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Sory, but I prefer your works b&w.
Of course colour version is great too and maybe that's just mine deviation as a pencils lover..
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absolutely stunning- i love the colours and the mixture of
modern and "oldschool" elements!
...another favourite
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thank you!
I love your work!
and you have a nice workplace!
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you're welome!
oh, and thank you, too...
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thanks!
much appreciated!
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oh man this is incredible - really love the style of drawing and the lighting
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thanks!
love your concept art too!
very nice atmosphere with only a few brushes! cool!
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well done...for me personally cities are one of the hardest things to draw...its not just about a bunch of buildings, but creating a sense of environment...impressive!
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thanks!
I love to draw cities! ^___^
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Tu as raison pour l'horloge. Je me demande mΓͺme si elle n'est pas aussi trop grosse. Elle vole la vedette... je crois...
Chapeau encore pour la perspective, et la complexitΓ© pleine d'intΓ©rΓͺt de l'architecture. Epoustouflant !!!
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