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DanielGovar — Invincible and Atom Eve
Published: 2012-02-05 19:14:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 20525; Favourites: 144; Downloads: 159
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Media: Copic multiliner brish with sketch brush colors and india and watercolor washes on hot press arches.Size: 12 x 16 in
Notes: Commission
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i love all of your works. it has a good angle,and perfectly done
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I love this, the crater feels really... it has depth, you know what I mean, I'm sure. 
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Awesome composition. This popped to my eyes even in thumbnail size!
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Thanks a million 
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great work!
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I was hoping to see this on deviant. The facebook image was too tiny. I know what you mean about that red tint over the background. I wasn't sure what you were talking about because I liked the gray version, but this looks good. That's hard to do in watercolor cause red seems to be a weird color that can be overly powerful. The crater they are in has depth.
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Thanks man! I really went back and forth on this one on whether to put in the red tones or to keep it with the grey blue background elements. I think the red glaze might have been a tad heavy in the background, but such is life. I didn't want to put too much focus in the BG as it would have detracted from the crater/gravity of the foreground scene. I blew out the bottom of the panel as I thought it gave it more of a cratered feel to break the panel thus.
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I know what you mean with that red tint. Watercolor is brutal when it comes to making choices like that. There's no going back. I think it looks good. I also noticed the blow out on the bottom. It goes to really give a sense of depth to that crater.
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It really is unforgiving isn't it? I always tell people watercolor gives you a healthy respect and appreciation of white. There is going back with opaques, but it will never be a pure brightness.A comic guy gave me a ball point white pen once. I fell in love with it at a con as it helped me correct small imperfections but I find I rarely need to use it, as I work more as a watercolorist.
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