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Published: 2014-07-09 00:06:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 16447; Favourites: 811; Downloads: 196
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Traditional media for a change! Acrylic ink and oil paint, 16x24". You can find process pics over at my sketchblog, wyliebeckert.com/sketchblog and more art at my portfolio,Β www.wyliebeckert.comRelated content
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The range of colours you use are simply gorgeous!
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Wow, a wonderful drawing, it really does not look like traditional art but digital! O,O
I wondered: you are writing you scanned in and printed out your pencil sketch to use as a base β are you printing this at home on a βnormalβ printer or are you using a professional printer?
Because I wonder, isnβt the ink of the print vanishing when put water onto it?
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I had a giclee print of the pencil art done by a professional printer. The ink seems to be permanent - I soak the paper after printing in order to stretch it, and I've never had the ink run or fade. I don't know if it would be different with regular printer's ink, but it's always worth testing on a small print before you put a lot of time/money into it!
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Aaaaahh, thank you so much for the answer!
I will check out to find a good printer and will try this once for sure!
Thank you!
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Your detail in art never ceases to amaze me.
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Holy, epic-ally magnificent! The God-Like Characters are stunning and The Bones look incredible! The expressions, poses, flames, interaction, antlers, atmosphere, outfits, textures, background, souls, concept, composition, uniqueness, colors, lighting, style, and other details are also wonderful! Amazingly beautiful work!
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such expressive gesture! and always a fan of your aesthetically awesome swirly designs and color palette
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Beautiful as always... I love your lines and compositional skills. So great!
Btw... I noticed that I didn't get this piece in my inbox! Maybe deviantART is having some technical issues with your account?? I know other artists have had that problem before, so you may want to look into it!
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