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Published: 2011-09-25 09:59:13 +0000 UTC; Views: 1285; Favourites: 114; Downloads: 30
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I no longer post to this account and while I really appreciate the watches, please direct them towards my new account: . Thanks!"so they cut me to ribbons and told me to drive,
I've got your name tattooed inside of my arm.
and I called for my father, but my father had died,
while you told me fortunes, in American Slang."
was going through some files, had this kicking around- just needed to be processed. moreorless.
Lux at age 17.
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niiive man... what i would give for a car like that
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REMINDING ME that you are literally the reason I made a folder for Anthro/Furry art in my favourites.
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Wow, this is incredible. Fantastic interpretation of light and dark. There's so much emotion here, what a wonderful effect!
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Wow! This is REALLY unique. Much better than a character drawing on a white background. This has substance. Glad to see this.
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Ah, I like this quite a bit. It's a scene I can strongly relate to and picture myself in his place.
The art is also very impressive ^^ Faved
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And look at the damage... The fortunes came for the richer men
While we're left with gallows, just waiting for them liars to come down and hang
And when it was over, I woke up alone
Epic song, epic band, epic Pic. Gaslight anthem is great, but I think their best song on American slang was The Spirit Of Jazz
Was I good to you, the wife of my youth, not another should can love you like my rotten bones do, so I will wait on the ashes in between these new York streets, where you and I would meet
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Always so much detail and attention to lighting.
Epic artist is epic.
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If you don't mind my asking, how much of this is lineart, and how much is using suggestions of lineart, and mostly drawing through the color/
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I don't think I could really quantify all the aspects of the image, but I can give a quick rundown as to what I did.
I started out by roughly sketching Lux- nothing too cleaned up, but just a general idea of what I wanted. I then put down a base color, just a touch darker than what I used for the lines, and then merged the two layers together. at this stage, any coloring/shading I would do would apply to both the lines and the base layer. and the illuminated outline was added later to add emphasis to the backlighting.
I hooope that answers your questions at least a little? D=
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That answers it perfectly actually! Thanks for taking the time to explain. Your works are always beautiful, and I'm a fan of your sunsets, so I was somewhat curious as to the methods you use. Like I said, thanks for explaining, I appreciate it.
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Just fantastic, the lighting is great, especially through his hair.
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this is amazing! I'm looking at this work and getting sleepy
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