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SandroRybak β Nebora, Heart of the Arctic
Published: 2013-09-11 18:35:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 7949; Favourites: 348; Downloads: 161
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Had the opportunity to paint a landscape painting again for the trading card game Inferno. It was a lot of fun, as I learned a lot from still life painting lately and you actually can translate it into landscape painting, still I changed the calibration of my monitor and I'm now really uncertain about the colors and values. It has become a real struggle and some much back and forth. I think I just need a good monitor instead of this stupid mess that keeps happening_________________________________
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how do you translate still life -> landscape?
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well i learned a lot about depth from doing still life studies and how to concentrate the viewer a little bit more on certain subjects
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Oh wow, this is a gorgeous landscape. I love the blues, and how most of it is in shadow. It makes it look so real.
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Really nice landscpae! Also calibrated my laptop monitor shortly ago. It's really a huge mess to figure all those colour management data out, but once you get behind it it's pretty easy and totally makes a difference
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hmm yeah its really hard to find a site that explains that stuff in detail, there are so many variables to consider
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That's unfortunately right. Most people never face that problem, and those who do normally do because of their job. It kept me about two days searching to get everything right again
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for example i dont even know if i have to callibrate my monitor when the curtains are open or closed. this gives me already nightmares
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I myself calibrated my monitor in the light I normally work in (for me something in between daylight and artificial light), so colours look right to me without having to adjust the surroundings first 
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I'll say it here again, this looks awesome. Very nice colors, they work really well together.Β
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I think you did a great job buddy! Each person will see something different in this image, for me its almost half lunar base (heavy on the sci-fi) and the other half a long forgotten but still inhabited arctic outpost (also heavy on the sci-fi
Tc m8 & keep drawing!
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