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Irrisor-Immortalis β Vampire lord
Published: 2012-08-17 09:50:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 1818; Favourites: 45; Downloads: 31
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My character Matt, one of the oldest vampiresWatercolor + black ball pen
Some other characters by me: irrisor-immortalis.deviantart.β¦
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Nice design. I like the background a lot. 
What's his story?
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Thanx)
We'll he is not main character, so his story still doesn't completely write
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I just hadn't opportunity to make digital art in the village)
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Meh digital art...
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You have something agains digital art?
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Not much, I'm just on the traditional side... I know you can make great things with digital tools, I just think if you can make those same things with traditional tools, it's a much greater achievement.
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I like both.
But as for traditional I prefer simple pencils, but now I want to make more colorful things. So PhotoShop is the best way by some reasons:
-I hate watercolor
-I haven't got enough space on my table and time to draw with gouache
-I don't in a mood to draw with pastel and colored pencils
-After work in PhotoShop I don't need to clean anything
Some things are easier in digital art. I mean the opportunity to change color or re-draw something and add/delete details at any time without crushing art. Plus some special brushes and effects. There must be more bonuses, but I'm noob at working in PS so I don't know to much things about it.
But there is great minus (for me). It is hard to draw line-art. Especially without any reference, just from the head. I can't feel virtual paper at all. But anyway I prefer feelings of creating traditional art.
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I see what you mean. It's not like I deny the advantages of digital art, it's just that I don't like doing it very much, and traditional art feels much more real to me. When I finish a drawing and look at it I feel like I created something, and this feeling is NOT there with digital stuff. For example, a drawing can't be reproduced at all, which makes it unique and valuable, while with a digital picture you just ctr+c ctr+v and you already duplicated it... And that just feels weird, like it's not yours anymore.
But these might be just me
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Well, you might also make copies of your traditional art with scans or photos.
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But that's soooo not the same 
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You migh reproduce very-very close to your original art.. But, if someone stole your art, with traditional you may proof that it is yours... This might be harder with digital
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Yea, see thats one more for the traditional team
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Your piece has be featured here [link]
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Thanx)
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