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Published: 2009-12-31 09:44:34 +0000 UTC; Views: 15603; Favourites: 547; Downloads: 0
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The last picture of the year
I hope you like it. Starting this picture I remembered why I normally don't draw buildings. I always have problems with it. To be honest several times I was very close to abandon it and never look at it again, but I didn't want unfinished work in my gallery. This is a character of a novel I've written twelve years ago. She is a woman who was betrayed by humans and now she seeks revenge. In the end she is beaten in a huge battle (here ).
Details: here
WIP: here
size: approx. 56 cm X 40 cm
tools: pencils (HB, H, 2B, 3B, 8B), tortillon, tissue
duration: months
This is some kind of remake of this picture .
Unfortunately it got a bit wrinkled
The paper wasn't strong enough for so many details.
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Comments: 283
Breathtaking proportional and dimensional skill, as well as sheer dedication to detail!
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Amazing in such a different way of dedication and skill.Β How do you know when you are finished?
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Thank you
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That's so Amazing! What a work.. I Love Details
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Really an incredible piece of work! Extremely detailed and skillful shading, well done :]
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For the record, I don't see any wrinkles. The picture's flawless.
The attention to detail is amazing here, and to draw it all out by hand utterly floors me. The pillars, the floor tiles, the braziers and fire pits, the throne and queen herself, and the wall and windows are all incredible. Not only do they all add to the regal feeling of the scene, but it all fits. Nothing feels out of place or overdone to the point of being tacky or crowded, but instead it all looks genuine and utterly ancient. I can imagine turning a corner or opening a door and seeing that, and everything, right down to the lighting and play of the shadows, another excellent detail with pencil and paper, looks completely real.
So many small details that add to how real it looks, but I'll end off by saying it's an outstanding work of art. Well done!
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Hui. Bei so vielen Details weiss man ja gar nicht, wo man zuerst hinschauen soll. Mir gefΓ€llt es sehr gut.
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This is amazing!
The sheer amount of detail in it is overwelming
I love how you've done the beams of light from the window
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No problem
Its amaazing
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an amazing amount of detail must have gone into this. The room looks so real!
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Thank you very much
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you're welcome!
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I think you did an awesome job in drawing this building. Had you not said anything I would have had no idea that you had any kind of difficulty drawing it.
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This is the great news of the day, an artist who is able to draw such a masterpiece has decided to watch someone like me, the honor is fabulous, I am so happy to have earned your watch, thanks again
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Bist du wahnsinnig???
Ich hab das grad in deiner Galerie gefunden und kann bloΓ den Kopf schΓΌtteln! Wie kann man nur eine solche Geduld aufbringen??? Kannst du mir nicht ein kleines bisschen davon abgeben und sei es nur leihweise? ^^
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Man kann es Geduld nennen, die meisten bezeichnen es aber als Wahnsinn 
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Γhm, du hattest die Geduld aber, es fertig zu machen!
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Wenn hier nicht einige Leute auf das fertige Bild gewartet hΓ€tten, hΓ€tte ich nicht weiter daran gearbeitet. Das war letztendlich die Motivation.
Ansonsten gebe ich aber zu, dass ich bei meinen Bildern sehr geduldig bin. Das ist aber auch der einzige Bereich (ok, bei meinen Romanen wohl auch 
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Naja, n bisschen spleenig sind wir doch alle! *gg*
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