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Published: 2009-01-19 01:25:18 +0000 UTC; Views: 230814; Favourites: 8170; Downloads: 10094
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England, year 1607, the 3 ships are preparing for a voyage that resulted in the founding of the first permanent English settlement in North America. So generally this is a first step towards a colony which became the United States.The Biggest one was called Susan Constant. My imagination was showing me some cold peacefull mornig in big port, so I paint it like that. I like the seagulls a lot so there are some
Just photoshop and intous tablet. For the ships I have a simple 3d model for basic perspective. The whole picture was a kind of slow process but I enjoyed it.
I like it maybe more than my last works, but dont know if its really better. Any commnets are welcome.
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thanks, but you are too kind
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Beautiful work, i always admire your paintings. Are you gonna be doing any more work for creative assembly again for a new total war game or expansion pack?
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I will do some new pictures I think.
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wow that a seriously piece of art i like it
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I like your drawings very much! they are extremely detailed and nice coloured.
absofreakinglutely great work!!!
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Astonashing work!
I only have one small question;
That flag to the left, on the tower. That looks like the union jack, which didn't exist in that shape at that time... but.. what the hell, it doesn't matter. This picture is still more than awesome. It's perfect!!
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i just cant stop watching this picture...So much details, this is awesome
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Damn good... I have model of "May Flower" and it looks like this... I don't known how to translate "karawela" :/
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It's just awesome! Not only technically, as it's great, with all those details that make it so real and nice to look, but also the way it sets you in place.
Congratulations!
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all of your painting is totally insane...wooowwww give me your skill please
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I love your work so much! So I am stunning every time when I get a new one to see!
Fantastic work!
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Wow. That is absolutely breathtaking! The intricacies of the detailing never cease to amaze me, and you did an excellent job.
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This must be a Favorite of mine! What did you use to make this artwork, Coral Painter?
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I believe the word is... breathtaking.
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Hey, this fantastic work is featured in my journal. [link] I hope you don't mind!
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Seriously it is soooo beautiful!
What do you use to draw seriously? Cant be crayons! lol
I also love your Europe pictures! So breathtaking!
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This is beautiful! Did you use any pictures for references, or do you have the images all in your head? I could never do anything like this without photographs to guide me.
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I had some plans of the galleons, and I was inspired by the Portsmouth dockyard in general.
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Have you seen the recreated Susan Constant of Jamestown, Virginia? [link] Kudos on the painting..I volunteer with another recreated ship, the Maryland Dove in St Mary's City. It is great to see someone painting these old time ships..
The ship is beautiful (any detail shots??) It looks like it might be a little too long though, but I don't really know much about the Susan Constant anyway. The masts just seem kind of far apart to me..
Anyway, I love the way the light filters through..It's a gorgeous painting.
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It has a lot of a calm, peaceful atmopshere. Love it a lot, so I had to fave it as well
I like the way water lookes like. Really good job!
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Great talent. You also have a good imagination of America. Last week, I was in Jamestown, where this ship once docked.
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Your work is amazing and the attention to detail astounds me.
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you might not know if it's better, but it's sure a whole lot better than anything i've ever created in my life. Awesome piece of artwork, i really like a lot.
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Fabulous. The detail that you put into your work is utterly awe inspiring.
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