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Published: 2007-06-09 22:17:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 5620; Favourites: 83; Downloads: 0
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Another drawing made for that historical roleplaying game. It is made using a mechanical pen and... that's about it. Took me about 35 hours or so though and I never want to draw another ship with rigging again thank you very much. (and I'm faaar too perfectionistic to simplify it
)Edit: Cleaned the picture up a bit using Photoshop.
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Simply beautiful I can believe it took you that amount of time given the detail and the lighting. It's amazing.
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I don't feel very manly, but thanks anyhow
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lol sorry suppose I should have checked ur sex before I said that
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Again beautiful and I know that feeling, the riggings are what make it difficult in my opinion. Just finished a piece that was just a cropped picture I took of a ship at sunset of one of the masts and that took forever and even then i kept out some of the smaller lines. I know the feeling and amazing job, the power, the movement and the fact this is mechanical pencil is marvelous! amazing work! Bravo!
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Thank you!
Although I used a reference for about half of the rigging. Still hard, and takes forever. I must be mad to actually paint ships again and again.
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You're very welcome and referencing is the ONLY way to keep one sane while painting or drawing ships in my opinion. I know that's what I do and they are addicting which is the bad thing.
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I don't know, I think my sanity is slipping even with references.
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I really like the way you drew the water, looks like it's almost moving.
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Thank you!
Water is hard ... I always have trouble painting it.
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Yes it is.
and you're welcome.
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It is a Swedish roleplaying game called En Garde! III. More information can be found here: [link]
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Oh man!!
You GOTTA teach me how you did that explosive effect
using PENCIL!!!
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hehe, mostly time and some use of a tortillon (smudge stick thingy). And use of a good eraser for the very light areas. Hard to explain.
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Congratz!! Keep make better arts 
Fav the article plz
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wow.... you did that with a mechanical pen??? you're good...... i really like it
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hihi thank you! And yes it is made using a simple mechanical pen. Took a while though and the "Edit" part in the description was done in photoshop. I just couldn't help but clean it up a little where needed.
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Thanks!
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hello!
this amazing deviation has been featured in my journal : [link]
have a nice day!
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Thank you! I needed something nice to happen today.
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This piece has been feature in my journal
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Thank you
* jumps off to have a look *
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Awesome attention to detail! really caught the action
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Thank you!
And I don't mind at all. I'm just happy someone likes my work enough to do something like that.
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Weeee!
* rushing off to watch *
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