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Published: 2015-04-07 14:05:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 22610; Favourites: 1853; Downloads: 190
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possessed Keres! Β Full illustration for(that scenery was like candy to me, inspired by a scene I saw on tumblr, it had towering pillars of stone and clear waters)
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wow that must have taken forever, so much detail and awesomenessΒ
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This is wonderful! Post more work like this! I like how the wolf curves its body onto the stone and how the rocks and water is set out and fog is at the top of the landscape, and through the cracks of the pillars there's a beach you can just see the beach, there is so much things going on in this image!Β
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The stones in the stream are my favorite part of this--they're gorgeous!
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I'm just - I'm just in love with this. I've been trying to think up a worthy comment for days, but I don't think there IS a comment worthy of this. That background is the most astoundingly gorgeous background, augh, the lighting around the rocks is painfully beautiful, and the colors of the water are absolutely delicious. The birds and the textures and all the details of the fur and smoke are amazing, but mostly I just cannot stop staring at that background. Magnificently done. <3
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Omg AMAZING! Do you have a speed paint for this? That would be so cool! Nice Job on this one!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Wow, what an amazing background!
The colours, the details, the lighting... Very beautiful!Β Β
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your attention to detail is amazing!!!
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ya art is awesome, i love ya style
its so realistic somehow and on the other side just...WOW!
this is just great!
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WOW those rocks, i love the iridescence of this whole piece omg
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Excellent work on the landscape! Β This piece would be pretty impressive even without the critter. Β I especially like your approach to the water/ice bits. Β Also appreciate the handling of light.
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aaaaah this is so detailed and beautiful...! can I be you ;w;
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I really love it how you draw the fur that fluffy! I try my best to make my fur look like this...tried it again and again but...I will never reach this fluffyness T.T
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How long do your art pieces like this usually take?
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This may have taken around 12 hrs. Β I didn't keep good track. Β
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Oh wow. Well it's amazing ;v; captivating!
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aaaaah this is perfect ;-; she looks so mean owo, and that background is stunning, thankyou so much for this Tat! ^^Β
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and every time I am amazed by the way you draw fur..Β Β
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I just love his grace and his agility <3
The eyes too are so Β«deep blackΒ»
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The background is gorgeous. I love the colors!
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Hrgh, this is a masterful landscape - I'm really loving the coming storm in the background.
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Ooooh my god, the black flames, the scenery, the fur, the emotions from the wolfiee, IT'S A MASTERPIECE! 
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Holy shit! This is really cool!Β
I don't know about you, but it looks like a place I'd want to go and chill.
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that fur is amazing!
I love the scenery and the stones <3
The light, that breaks through the stones, looks so beautiful with the snow-white sand <33
Overall, very well done!
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mmm that background is lovely, I love the texture of the rocks!
As always your fur texture is amazing, I especially love the Β hints of blue in the fur and the pose, it definitely is something different.
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Oh my godness, this is so amazing! All the detail......its awesomeeee!
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This reminds me of the cave diving in greek I once did. Beautiful piece, tatchit!
Keep up the awesome work!
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I'd love to go cave diving one day! Β The only 'caves' I've been in are limestone holes in giant limestone rock in springs, where you can swim through them without diving gear. Β Other than that, it was a place called 'Five Hole', where blind catfish reside! Β Not really cave diving, but it was pretty darn cool. Β Here's a site I found with a vid showing what they look like:Β www.jamesg.net/?p=1445
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Tbh it isn't THE cave you'd think of I was diving through. If I remember right the start was about 20 meters deep and there was a big field of rocks on the ground of the sea which formed the whole cave system.
Sorry if you got the wrong idea 
But the tunnel system was about 200m total or something like that with sunlight here and there coming through cracks (so we essentially needed no flashlight at all).
I guess nobody would have allowed me the "real" cave diving with 16 anyway
But maybe in the future. Maybe some day
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