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R-Tan β Slayer of Dragons
Published: 2010-09-03 12:11:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 16580; Favourites: 688; Downloads: 0
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I find any excuse to paint dragons. Corel Painter(08-2006)Related content
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I agree. That is an awesome angle. Excellent work, my friend!
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a very cool painting. That barbarian knight has a lot of courage to be chasing something that could be step on him without notice.
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Wut kind of pussy dragon gets slain by a maggot on a horse?
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AMAZIMG how do you do all of your works!!!?? i must know
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Absolutely superb!
The dragon scales and scene lighting is gorgeous!
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THAT SHOULD EARN ITSELF IN THE MOST POPULAR FOR THE NEXT 500 YEARS!!
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Nobody needs an excuse to paint dragons, and this is amazing!
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daaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaamn!!!!!!!
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And then the dragon felt a pressure building up in it's lower torso from all the Stress and the human was buried alive
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That's a very well done painting, nicely done dragon indeed. I hope he gets away
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Incredible work, though I can't ever approve of dragonslaying
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All your stuff is incredible! Are you a professional illustrator?
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Reminds me of the movie shot of Beowulf chasing the Dragon.
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Wow, this is simply amazing and great perspective too
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Are you getting paid for your art work? I love it.
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Unfortunately not yet. I have have been in retail since I graduated in 2000 with a Bachelors degree in Illustration. Did not even pick up a pencil again until about 4 years ago, realizing how unfulfilled my life had become. About 3 years ago I started to dabble more with Corel Painter, which I had all this time but never really used it. At the end of 2008 I was laid off from Circuit City because they went bankrupt.( At this point I would like to thank George Bush for ruining the economy to give me that final straw to try my hand in the art field). Since then I have been trying to get a handle on Painter. Right now focusing on pinning down the style that I want and just adding pieces to my portfolio. Haven't sent anything out to anyone yet, my work is just getting to the point where I am comfortable. The one good thing came out of working in retail is the gear that I got out of it. I have a pretty sweet setup(which I'll be posting as soon as I get a chance). I have a triple lcd setup with an extra large Wacom tablet. Actually I have several tablets which I guess I'll sell on Ebay.
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Nice. Have you ever used the wacom bamboo fun tablet. I've been wondering if I should get an intuos. Have ya heard if there is more of a change in quality? I'm going to keep tabs on you hoping you get the job of my dreams. Keep it up.
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A bamboo fun is fine. I picked one up for $10 when Circuit City closed. The biggest disadvantage for me is the size. Right now I have a Intuos XLRG. It all depends on how you draw, you should draw from your shoulder to get more fluid gestures. The Intuos4 line has double the pressure sensitivity but I fine that 1024 is fine. It also has a radial menu function which I'm not sure if the latest bamboo has. I have a intuos3 on my laptop and it doesn't have the radial function which I find annoying. Also the intous4 has more side buttons, but I don't really use them, their not well placed, too hard to push and not enough of them. I use another device attached to wacom called X-keys. Its like a small numeric pad that you can rearrange and program the buttons. All in all the Bamboo is fine just less convenient. I'll be taking a picture of my setup and posting it soon.
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Such big dragon. Really the person needs to try to catch him? =Π
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