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Published: 2013-06-09 17:51:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 71604; Favourites: 3279; Downloads: 1806
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A new painting, mostly for experimenting and practicing. Had fun with it!Hope you like it!
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Fitting title. The fog and curvature/texture of the hill gives it that surreal vibe. That structure to the left is pretty sweet too.
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Reminds me of the Zohar in xenosaga/xenogears.
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This is amazing! Just a small request kinda thing, could you draw a woman sitting at the edge of the cliff instead of standing?Β
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Really great work here. Β I love the scale and the different geometries.
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majestic, wonderful, beatiful, astonishing, epic, honest....oh man it is so much that i dont have enough words to describe it.
but really amazing :3
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wow this is really beautiful. love gigantic things.
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Oh, I like it! I like it a lot! This is a story I'd want to tell! This sort of thing is where I get my inspiration as a writer. Thank you very much.
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You never cease to amazing me 
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Ooh, this reminds me of the levels from Spyro The Dragon. But then I see that redhead and it just adds so much to the story that this picture tells and makes me want to know more. Excellent work! The shadows are awesome.
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amazing! your art is just so, I don't want to say minimalistic, but simple, with a sense of grandeur and the same time. I can easily picture myself as the character standing there. well done. Mission accomplished!
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The beauty of this picture is the enormity, that little addition of the woman and her striking red hair really adds a sense of surrealism as you get an idea on the scale and fantastical feeling of the sublime. Extraordinary, love your work.
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The circles remind me of circular Gallifreyan
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Looks very Halo in the wide sweeping land, lavender sky, and giant, smooth monoliths.
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Ooh, this is pristine. Looooove the sweepingly dramatic shapes, and the little pop of red hair that helps tell the story, just a really great piece that comes together well.
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uhhh catching! In my personal favourit I would get rid of the little red-haired woman, but (like I wrote) thats just a personal feeling
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Your works continue to amaze and inspire me! I really like the "swoopy" feeling this this one has!
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Very powerful piece indeed! I really love how you manage to create such alien and beautiful vistas. Your works are remind me a lot to A Space Odissey in that regard.
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Reminds me of the 'in-between-loading-world' in Assassin's Creed Revelations where Desmond was stuck. In other words, very awesome!
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I am loving the way the earth movies in this piece. That plus the grandeur and majesty of the monoliths gives the place an otherworldly look to it. Nice impact as a whole. Keep up the great work ^.^
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Im reminded of the monoliths from 2001: A Space Odyssey.
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This is beautiful! Is there a story behind it?
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Ah, I really wish I had more time to just create imaginative worlds like these. I'm trying to figure out what those great structures are for. Giant summoning cards comes to mind...or maybe portals to other worlds...
Anyways, it's a really neat piece.
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Yeah, I love monoliths and landscapes with huge, mysterious & majestuous things in it and even more when there is a little character to add some "life" in the landscape.
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I love this one - there is something great and massive about it!
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Very lovely!! I love the colors and how its so different, but yet sutbly similar to Earth. Nicely done!
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Love it! It reminds me of some of the cover art to older SciFi books. I have lots of happy childhood memories of rifling throught the SciFi section of the used book store, grabbing books randomly based upon the cover art..
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Love the choice of colors and the texture of the brush strokes. What program did you paint this with?
Since it is a practice piece and you were experimenting, not sure how much intent was given to composition.
( Please note, what follows is entirely subjective. Ignore the crap out of it if you disagree. 
All the vertical lines of the monoliths lead the eye out of the picture before it can look around and take in the scene.
Visual flow is fractured. Enter from the right ( upper or lower right ), and the eye is led to the central monolith and out of the picture. Enter the from the left, and the eye has to literally hurdle the smaller monoliths to reach the central monolith, which again leads out of the picture.
There's a great sense of atmosphere to the painting. All the elements for an amazing painting are present ( color, technique, imagination ) they just need to work together a bit more as a compositional whole.
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Have I ever told you I love your paintings?
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