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Published: 2013-04-03 10:26:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 22228; Favourites: 575; Downloads: 0
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The 7th image I have created for MaiaGame maiagame.com/media.php About 5 days work. This image is not available to buy as it's copyrighted by the client.All created from scratch in Photoshop CS5 Extended. Just like usual, I blocked in very basic shapes and used the vanishing point tool to get the perspective set up. The lasso tools are essential for the sharp edges. To get the reflections correct I used the vanishing point tool to accurately measure distances etc.
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This is really incredible. How long have you been drawing for?
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Thanks Baz - sorry about the 4 year wait for a reply.
I had been drawing about 3 years or so at this stage.
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Thanks Wordy - sorry about the 4 year wait for a reply!
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your work is incredible. id love to see what you could do in 3d. Im just the opposite i can model anything imaginable in 3d but in photoshop im an amateur. keep it up this stuff is awesome
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Thanks loads - one day I will get my head around 3d software I hope!
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heres a little something i made in lighwave 3d:
www.youtube.com/watch?v=eV2a8m…
302 pieces of an ak47 assembling then firing 30 rounds and going transparent to show the inner workings during fire
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Good to know - thanks V.I.!
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excuse me,But how is this a painting,This is 3d art,Please submit your art in the 3d folder please,this is NOT a painting
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I assure you it IS a painting - I have no 3D software. ALL my paintings are done in photoshop, using the vanishing point tool to set up perspective grids. They look like they have been done with 3D software because I spend ages using the lasso tools to cut the shapes out, rather than simply paint freehand.
If I used 3D software, I would state that.
The vanishing point tool is only available in the 'extended' version of Photoshop. I can create grids and render them to a layer, which I use as a guide to align each element of my painting, making it look very accurate. It just takes time.
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well,thats ok,but i still want them submitted to the 3d folder.
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Thanks mutiny!
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I like the atmosphere here 
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Thanks loads Iza - don't wish, just do.
I have to practice/work for clients 16 hours per day to be as good as i am. It's taken me 3 years from scratch, totally self taught, using books and youtube tutorials. It IS very hard, but if you practice for one month, every day for just 2 hours, you will be twice as good as you are now. Tell yourself every day that you are going to be an amazing artist, even when you feel frustrated and it all looks hopeless.
I still can't draw people, but I guarantee you I will one day, once I have practiced enough.
Draw what you love to draw, over and over and over. Look at as many photographs as you can before becoming saturated with boredom - this will help you to understand how things work, and how they look, making it much easier to create your own ideas. Copy or even trace images, as it helps your brain to understand and remember what objects look like. There is no special book, or special tutorial, it always comes down to practice, then you will realise how to make good artwork because your brain will work it all out.
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wow, thank you very much Man ! need something for my works lately, i'll be watching your works for inspiration
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I am glad to hear it Shic!
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Do you want me to suffer? ;3; XD
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Just a little bit, but not too much
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Not being a gamer I'm not familiar with the game, but holy crap! this is awesome!
You are one talented guy! 
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Many thanks - I keep trying, but just wish I could get these things done faster - like in 2 days, rather than 5.
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Compared to me you are amazingly fast
I started a painting for my son mid February and I
still haven't finished
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I can believe you. Sometimes mine still take that long to be honest, but when the pressure is there from the clients there is little choice, even it means no sleep for a week.
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I work so much better under pressure of a deadline.
Unfortunately, my artwork is never on a deadline.
At least not a serious one.
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Ahh, I need a deadline to push me. Sometimes the deadline is very far away, and I feel I dont have enough contact with the client to push me.
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Yeah, I know how that is.
I have some jewelry repairs that were
dropped off at my store before we closed
last Sept. and the woman said no rush
So there they sit on my work bench. lol
I have to have the push or I am the worst
procrastinator
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Exactly....the same here.
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Thanks very much cat!
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You did THAT in five days?
I can't write five pages in five days.
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Believe me, I need to be doing these images much quicker if I want to keep up with the top pro's!
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Thanks - probably would have been quicker if I had done though.
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very cool. Hard to believe it was all done in photoshop. I thought it was 3D.
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Geezes this look so nice 'n smooth, like silk. What I mean is that this looks just as it should be looking, what I love about your works: The sci-fi feeling, such as those reflections
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Cheers as usual - yes, the smoothness is the result of the reflections and clean gradients.
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Very nice work! I especially like the dirtiness on the floor next to the mop and also to the right of the biohazard box. The lighting and reflections are also superb. This definitely looks like it was 5 days work!!!
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