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mursku (Feb 16, 2010)
i was thinking that i might learn more from copying some great paintings instead of fotos. For my first one, i chose one of my favorite artists, Josh Kirby, to copy from. He was a really great artist, but its a bit difficult to find a good painting from him to copy, as he tended to do those really detailed paintings (especially on the Discworld books) for reference i chose one of his simpler paintings: http://andokai.blog.cz/0608/josh-kirby
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...so i have just been using chibi
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http://michelleslair.tripod.com/IMAGES/chris_archelleos/Chris_Achilleos-20.jpg
i tried to find some good art for copying from Achilleos, but couldn't find any :( sure, he is a great artist, but when i choose a piece to copy, i try to select based on what i can learn from it, and i think i could learn more from different artists. Like from Frazetta i can learn composition; from Bisley i can learn to paint those great textures and energetic characters; from Corben i can learn to render more 3D'ish; from spoogedemon i can learn to paint more natural lighting, textures and to simplify my forms.. and so on. i want to get better fast :)
firecracker - thanks :)
Flubbes - you meanie! :P
This pic and all of yours so far mursku are really great. You're very talented.
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[Edit:] I just found out that i need to finish my unfinished paintings before i can start any new paintings, soo.. im gonna mark this as finished! ..well its almost finished, it just need some of that tedious detailing to be done to it :P
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also doing details takes like two thirds of the time of the whole painting. ..i would rather leave all my pictures half finished! and just do details in few strategic places... hmm.. I know! I'll have to start doing the depth of field effect in all my paintings, so i'll have an excuse to leave out the details. its a great idea isn't it! :P
Well, it is a finely detailed drawing. I love it.