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Published: 2018-07-09 03:34:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 22201; Favourites: 754; Downloads: 0
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Painting made by me.
This is the RMS Titanic on the afternoon of April 14th, 1912. The ship is sailing towards an ice field.
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bro, you love ships so much, you should be a captain Β
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I would have been if I lived in the early 20th century 
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i get it, you want to control the machine like in 17th century (like in assassins creed black flag). kinda have full control instead of electronics etc.. same with the aviation world today (that im more related to). cool art btw
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Oh my... This is beautiful.
Keep improving!
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Of course I know him
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The colors in this painting, the amount of detail. Plus the sky foreshadowing the imminent danger ahead? Truly not the work of some amateur here. It is a gorgeous piece.
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Thanks a lot, I'm glad you appreciate this artwork! It was indeed intentional to make the environment around the ship foreshadowing from the bow part of the ship, in contrast with the bright side on the back. Like if Titanic was sailing towards her destiny...
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Wow its not often that a picture has such an athmosphere. could i ask which materials where used?
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It was digitaly done with a drawing tablet!Β
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I used to be obsessed with the Titanic when I was little!
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I was obsessed as well when I was a child
Thanks a lot!
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I see you have returned to you favorite star. Epic as always.
Made me read up a little, seems that the actual damage that sank her were a couple of holes of little more than a square meter size altogether.
That was quite a surprise for me, though it's probably sound information (and already calculated by naval engineers right in 1912).Β
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I always do!
Thanks a lot, glad you appreciate this artwork too! It was indeed a couple of holes that doomed the Titanic, and not a single huge hole like many people believe. I myself thought for years that it sank with one hole, until I made some researchs! But when I think about it, it seems logical. The ship would have sank faster with a huge hole, and not in 2 hours and 40 minutes like it did.
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There is light behind her and darkness ahead....the symbolism is so powerful. This is both beautiful and quietly ominous.Β
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Indeed it was intentional to make the surrounding of the ship quite menacing from her bow side since that's where the ice field was. Thank you for your comment, glad you appreciate this artwork!
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Thanks! I did my best to achieve some kind of realism with this painting
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You`re welcome
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Encore une merveille β₯ Il est sublime, vΓ©ritablement impressionnant !
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Awh mille mercis 
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Wonderful painting!! Such a beautiful ship
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Thanks a lot!
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It's sooo awesome. those details. The breathtaking view. Everything is sooo lovely.
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