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thegryph — Night at the Steampunk Museum
Published: 2010-10-30 00:23:41 +0000 UTC; Views: 24306; Favourites: 668; Downloads: 477
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Really beautiful work - love the rich colors and the brilliant use of light and shadows. Well done!
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This is really fantastic! The setting and characters create a rather intriguing piece!
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Love it! It makes me wanna know the story behind this picture.
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Dear thegryph
Your Fabulous artwork is featured in
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become ART-PORTRAITS's member you are Most welcome!!! ...
regards
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SWEET- really like the idea, lighting, colors, costumes, etc
just that the girl has some kinda weird proportions :S
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Hello!
I've given this piece a feature in my journal. [link] Beautiful work- I hope you end up with a DD for it.
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Nice atmosphere and details. 
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Fantastic! I would love to have a large framed print of this hanging on my wall.
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Hi ...dear thegryph...!!!
This Wonderful Art work
"Night at the Steampunk Museum"
Digital Art / Paintings & Airbrushing / Fantasy
is featured in Action-Portraits...!!!
if you don't mind...
Have a nice day...best regards
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i loved the contrast and the use of colors but i think that it should of been even darker and the left character should of had her hand lower, it's not really photogenic having her hand covering her face like that, maybe turning to the center character, having more focus on her.
besides, AWESOME!
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Nope, it's another promotional piece for my portfolio.
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It looks great.
The only thing I can't help but notice is that they won't see much the way they hold their lanterns. That's why lanterns often use blinds to create directional light.
I know that it would be hard to change that, since you need the light to make their faces so distinct. I probably wouldn't have noticed it if the fron character didn't hold the lantern exactly at the height of her eyes though.
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Hi, I have painted before, using photoshop and artrage 3, but nothing like the pictures on deviantart, please can you help, I just want to ask a few questions, so I can get some work on my page, What size do you set your canvas ?
Whats the dpi you use ?
what software do you use ?
What brushes do you use in your work ?
thanks very much for your help.
from chris
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I paint at 300 dpi. If you scroll up, you will see the text telling you I use Photoshop and Painter, and if you look around my gallery a bit, there are several walkthroughs.
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For some reason, this piece reminds me of the 1970s Scooby Doo series, with the gang always wandering around in old museums and such.
I really love how realistic this looks, and the glow of the lamps is warm and believable, especially against the statues in the background. (= Very nice job!
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Brilliant, great job. The warm colors in the immediate glow of the lamp contrast so nicely to the colder tones of the background.
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This looks great, Nicole. The pieces on the plinths do remind me of Tic-Toc and the Dodo. Well done on the clothing; especially the ladies' footwear. Their shoes/boots remind me of those worn by my great-grandmother.
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Heh, I hadn't thought of it, but I'm totally calling it dodo armor from now on!
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so detailed, the lighting is perfect let alone the amazing theme keep it up!
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Wow, I really love it! Good job!
It looks really cool...
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I hope to see you there very soon!
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