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Published: 2011-09-05 03:40:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 1104; Favourites: 22; Downloads: 34
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I decided to play with perspective big time with this (I actually like the fish eye perspective effect). It's been far too long since I've done a piece just featuring Dart.Related content
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I love the way this one looks, like this is the kind of thing that my art teacher is call out for people to do, you know not so technical, BUT! it is appealing to the eyes!
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Thanks! This was an interesting one to do!
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Is there a way you could un-skew it and post that picture as well?
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I don't think so since I drew the piece like it is now.
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I still think it's possible to use one of the transformation (haha, bad pun 
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True, but the whole reason I did this piece was to use the wacky perspective.
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Most impressive my friend this just is so emotional and amazing to see. You simply out did yourself with this one but you always do donβt you? My good friend I wish you the best.
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Thanks! I'm glad you find this one inspiring. It was hard enough to do.
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Yeah I could imagen the difficulty hope things go well for you. I care for you jmillart
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Pretty cool. it must have been diffucult getting this pose from this view.
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Awesome job! I love the way the moon looks!
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I'm loving the perspective. Very nice use of foreshortening. The fish-eye warping was done tastefully too.
One thing with the foreshortening though. His proportions get smaller from side-to-side, but not so much vertically (if that makes sense). Basically, his legs should look a bit longer and his back should get a little shorter than what you've already done. At least I think that might look a little better, though foreshortening is not my forte, so maybe i don't know what I'm talking about. >_>
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It's good advice. And I definitely need to work on foreshortening skills.
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Good attempt at a difficult perspective! However, it's not quite right - you can still see everything you would see if you were viewing him from the back. It's as if you took a back shot and skewed it so the base of the picture was bigger.. does that make sense?
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Redline maybe? I am trying something something newish here, so feel free to point anything out.
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Hopefully that helps!
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I'll have to consider that when I do another one. Thanks!
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