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Published: 2013-06-12 05:51:24 +0000 UTC; Views: 5313; Favourites: 162; Downloads: 36
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More landscape/atmosphere practice than anything.Tumblr post
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Beautifully done. The snow's texture, the way it reveals rocks, and the way it has clung to, or joined frost formed on, the main character are spot on. There's a certain feeling to these remote, desolate wastes, and to working or living there that is difficult to capture. You've done it here--with everything from the quality of light to the body language of the bex here. Evocative, and produces a real sense of kinship with this bex.
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Wow, thank you very much...That's a really nice comment 
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The ambiance is PERFECT. So nice. Your whole gallery is just stunning.
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went hiking the other days, and seen a man with an awkward standing just like this...
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Sarah this is absolutely amazing! I was just remembering your drawings from when we were younger- this is so fantastic.
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You are just so amazing and honestly I'm really proud that I know you-I was showing off some of your work to my roommates here.
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:'D thank you so much omg TuT
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Haha you're welcome!! One day I'm going to see your work in public and I will literally explode with pride because I can say that I know you
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Astounding polar landscape! I so wish I could even conceive something like this!
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Also, if it's okay with you, could I use your stardust dragon pic for my creative writing blog? I will credit you
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I'm flattered you like it so much, but I like keeping my art in my gallery or my blog, I'm sorry. Plus, your paleoart is great, I'd love to see a dragon piece from you
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Oh...it's okay then. A dragon from me...hmmm...wonder now...I have pretty much sworn to carry on with Mesozoic life though, but I'll let you know if I draw an azhdarchid pterosaur or something!
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Alrighty
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pretty cool- those huts somewhat remind me of the skin-and-bone huts that I'd imagine neanderthals would've used.
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Yeah, I figure it's a pretty basic shape for a temporary hut.
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I have to say, I am really jealous/impressed (jealpressed?) at the fogginess in this scene. I always struggle with that kind of atmospheric condition, myself.
The little antennae poking out from the hood out are a great little detail, too.
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I use a lot of references, atmosphere is super hard to get right. I struggle with it all the time.
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Your efforts certainly seem to have paid off!
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They probably get frosty haha, I figure they're usually tucked up inside the hood...but I wanted to put them where you could see them for this picture.
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gotta love the winter landscapes. you've done a great job in this one. could use some snow right now in this 95 degree, 80% humidity weather were having atm were im at x.x
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Wow! It's like 50f here, with probably around 90% humidity. It WAS in the 70's the other day though!
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lol im at Ft. Campbell Kentucky atm. sooo yeah. its all sun and heat and crap here. send the cold air here haha
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Haha I'll take some of the sunshine please!
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Very well done! Alien inuit are always a win for me.
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Thank you! I needed a break from the warm climates I kept drawing, now that it's sort of sunny here I want snow (naturally).
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Oh I know the feeling too well. Hell, I went to art school in the prairies for the snow (I'm from the coast, so I figured to be 'truly canadian' i had to live somewhere cold).
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Sometimes I want to go to the desert for a bit and get away from all the rain, though I'd probably just shrivel up and die of the world's worst sunburn if I did. I think most western Washington residents are at least a quarter salamander.
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