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Published: 2009-08-25 20:23:03 +0000 UTC; Views: 125434; Favourites: 5637; Downloads: 20126
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We choose occasional topics to draw at the place I work , just for fun. This was done for one of the topics where we were supposed to re-draw a favorite subject from our childhood.Related content
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Looks nice,- well implemented motion in the picture !
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It has no throat, everything is covered in sharp teeth π This is too funny
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hahaha, no matter how many times I see this pic, it still makes me laugh
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TEETH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
(This is incredible. A great contrast in every way it needs to be.)
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You're welcome! I want to look thru your gallery one day. I'm curious if there are any monsters like that.
I can't believe how many teeth are in that thing. I'm laughing. It's amazing.
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If that's not even wicked, then I don't know - or better: nothing is. Β Β
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Very cool concept and you're shark is beautiful! Good thing they don't have that many teeth in real life! Did you do this in Photoshop?
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This was back when I was still using Painter.
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Ok, thanks. I was just wondering because the brushes look very similar to the ones I use in Photoshop.
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It's okay, most people think it's a duck. But yeah, seal.
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Its because i have the D. A. App on my phone so its pretty small
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Lil birds just gonna be like STOP... hammer time
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This about sums up my thoughts when I first saw Jaws for the first time. Great picture, really over the top funny!
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How does it swallow anything with all those teeth in the way?
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what classes or courses does someone need to take to be able to create things sucha s this, I wanna make a living doing this stuff but i cant figure out what classes to take, i need someone to point me in the right direction
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I took a class on how to be just a little crazy. I can think of lots of places to get that education.
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I just need a starting point on what classes would teach me how to be able to paint like you, my main issue seems to be painting
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I'd say take a few online painting classes, they are easily accessible and not too expensive compared to university courses. I actually teach a class at schoolism.com, where there are multiple really good courses from a variety of teachers across the entertainment industry.
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I saw your class on advanced lighting, Unfortunately all the class spots are taken until april 
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Do you already feel comfortable painting in photoshop or in Painter (or whatever else you use)? Bobby Chiu teaches a digital painting class on his site that focuses on photoshop and Ryan Wood teaches a great one on Painter. Both of them are focused more on workflow for a painting than anything else, but I think they teach a bit of the programs as well.
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I've never used painter so i guess photoshop, i'm really efficient with photoshop and i know all the shortcuts and commands and im comfortable with it. My problem lies in color theory, and basically painting, i try and try but its not the the level i want it to be. The classes are also quite expensive even the self taught classes
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Think of expense as investment. If you invest money and time into a book, but then sell that book for more than you invested, that investment is worth it. If you want to be a professional artist or even an occasional freelance artist, and the investment in classes makes your skills marketable, then that investment is worth it. If you're only a hobby artist then that investment becomes more of a personal thing, and whether that money results in more fulfillment of your hobby. I spent a lot of money on good headphones, not because they make me money, but because I listen to music a lot and better headphones make that more enjoyable. But I didn't spend a lot of money on my television because I don't watch hardly any television.
So whether something is expensive is not an absolute, but instead a flexible concept depending on how strongly you're willing to invest in that thing.
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That actually makes alot of sense to me, i think i'll save up all the money i can and invest in a few classes from schoolism since i also like the work of Alvin Lee, but i wanna get better at painting first, Is there anything you could recommend in the mean time? maybe a good reference book? or something that could help me so im not a sitting duck waiting till i get enough money to take the classes
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I think James Gurney's books are pretty good, Alla Prima by Richard Schmid is very good also. Andrew Loomis (Creative Illustration and others) is a must. I don't know about other books, but if I think of anything I'll let you know.
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ill check out those books, this is where im starting from i guess
I got a bunch of anatomy books and such but i think its more painting techniques that are getting to me and shading and lighting
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Digestion via chewing.
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Now that's what I call a mouth full of teeth!
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I laughed out loud when i saw this! I feel so guilty for saying it, but that sweet little smiling duck in this context is just so funny.
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Baby seal or duck its a wonderful work of art
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that's not a duck.. its more like a seal.. look at its nose
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It was meant to be a baby seal, but I don't mind if people decide it's a duck.
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its like it misses the duck, F@$K!!!!!!
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