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Published: 2018-05-14 14:01:07 +0000 UTC; Views: 14366; Favourites: 2152; Downloads: 425
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Very inventive, very imaginative - I love it!
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such a change of color from your usual work, it's very very nice, i really like it, it remind me of STALKER COP
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reminds me of some of the wrecks from 'Skull Island.' Really nice job!
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I already noticed it on your last painting, but you should start to fade out distant objects, like for example the tree on the right and in general always check your values. The more distant sth is to the camera, the darker it will be. This will help you create even more realistic and intriguing environments ^-^
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This is just perfect...the detailsΒ
birds
treesΒ
The reflectionΒ
that beautifully drawn ship
PERFECT
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Very nice. The texturing is great as well as the addition of the birds.
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i love the vibe in this piece of work.
it really drags you into what the story is behind the art!
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You sweet little artist, you know what? this is AMAZING. I love it
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Wandering if author have played it)
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Amazing work ryky. Love the textures. Is this another photobashing technique?
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A wonderful ship that was once the best of its kind, but it began to wear down until it was eventually retired and replaced by a new ship called the Edge (which was actually worse than the Explorer despite being the successor).
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I'm really loving the more muted color palettes. This piece in particular sparks a sense of wonder in me! I can't wait to see your future works!
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I like this one but I miss your wonderful colors in your new artworks 
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Honestly i like it, it's rough but its still pretty darn good to me
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people always look for the negative with someone else's artwork,but my thing is can they paint like this? If not then they can't really say anything lol. Your artwork is pretty awesome
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I think the perspective is skewed.
First, the ship is too big to be sailing through a marshy wetland. Second, it seems to be sailing directly toward a hummock, upon which it will flounder. Third, it's not a sailboat, so it has to be driven by fuel - is it coal? Wood? Nuclear? Whatever it is, there should be an exhaust vent, or some sign of steam/smoke coming from it.
The background reflections off the water are really well done, but you went a bit loopy with all the birds. The details on the trees are excellent in the foreground (left and right). Some of the foreground elements look rushed, however.
I really like your work overall - I've looked at a number of your paintings and came away impressed. I did not like this one as much. That said, it's still a helluva lot better than anything I could do, so take it with a grain of salt, and understand that I'm offering my tuppence as a critique, not a criticism.
A suggestion: watch clips of the African Queen with Humphrey Bogart. That will give you a bit of perspective of what a marsh runner would look like.
Cheers.
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Hey the ship dont sail anymore , there was a see years ago, the ship is dead and overgroved now 
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You're most welcome & thank you for the clarification.
I would add, if it has been grounded for years, the boat likely would be tilted to one side. Perhaps you could add a dark gash along the keel to give it that 'shipwreck' feel?
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I think this one is really beautiful but for me the bottom of the picture looks like it was done really quickly. It's not detailed and it just don't fit. It's just my opinion, yours can be different. (sorry for my bad English, I hope you know what I mean)
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ups i upload unfinished version
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