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Published: 2009-01-26 00:32:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 1598; Favourites: 44; Downloads: 41
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Illustrated a scene from a project I'm working on for various animation classes.The colors still need tweaking, but for now this is where it's at.
The main character Isaac is looking over the scenery as he's being lead up the mountain to be sacrificed by Abraham. It's a telling of the biblical story using Leonard Cohen's song "The Story of Isaac" as inspiration.
I'm not sure how I like the coloring style and the lineart together, they were simply put together for an assignment in my digital animation class.
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Vraiment magnifique!!
Je suis Fan!!!
PS: je parle en français...C'est plus facile pour moi lol...
En tout cas quand je vois tout tes boulots!! Γ§a me fait vraiment plaisir, et j'ai hΓ’te de voir une illustration de ta part sur Etania dans le futur...
Splendide!!
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love the perspective and the colors so much
i want to be there T^T
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this is awesome, love the coloring on the sky
really cool
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I really like the colors! The background looks so amazing.
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I think the lineart and colors work splendidly together and the color scheme is especially nice. You might want to play with the lineweight a little more, just to be sure that the foreground elements stand out as much as possible, but that's a really nitpicky thing. I do, in fact, love it
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The coloring style and line work go well together. Have more confidence in your work. It looks great!
Seeing up close on the screen, my only suggestion (which can be completely ignored) would be to put a very, very slight gradient on the lake to match the sky a little.
It's gorgeous and I love it as it is.
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Oh! that's a good idea. If i can get photoshop to stop dying when i try and work on it, i think i may just fuss with the lake a little more.
right now, it's the missing shadow on one of the clouds that's bugging me. I don't even know how that happened, lol!
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I didn't even notice the cloud until you pointed it out.
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