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Hello again!
I have another update. Ive been kind of busy with life-stuff, but Im trying to keep painting. Sometimes I spend a whole month without even sketching, but with this new year, i hope this changes.
Here are some of the things I have made so far.
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/TDbB40e.png)
About 2 hours
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/MEsMykm.jpg)
30 mins
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/LX4T9mp.jpg)
30 mins
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/dx9w8d4.jpg)
30 mins
Black and white sketches:
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/6ZVLQoB.jpg)
![[image loading]](http://i.imgur.com/nE4y2Yx.jpg)
That's it for today. I'll try to update more often!
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So good.
I love Microns, love them to death.
I really like the "simpler" digital pieces you did (2nd and 3rd pieces). They seem almost like an exercise in getting a point across in as few strokes as possible.
I really like your depth of field, though one thing that I think is a little off is how it looks like your second and third pieces are taken from a perspective of laying on the ground. It's just not a way that I normally look at things so it's probably just my eyes being confused about the positions. Depth of field in general is really hard to pull off I feel, so that might be part of it.
I will say that especially showcased with the first piece, you're excellent at drawing the eyes to what seems most important to a piece, with nice control over light and detail.
Very well done, thanks for sharing!
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Wow- I've never seen your blog before but this is very impressive stuff. Thanks!
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Thanks Noobity 
I do agree with you. For me the speedpaints are much more gratifying since they evoke much more movement and artistic freedom. Once you finish the base concept and start fleshing it out, it starts becoming more rigid and still. I applied a filter blur for the 2nd and 3rd images to simulate lens blurs for depth of field. This happens when focusing in on small objects (king frog image), or when setting the focus to distant objects but have objects really close by (winter landscape).
Again, thanks for the nice comments and taking the time to write your feedback!
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On January 23 2014 01:36 tili wrote:
Wow- I've never seen your blog before but this is very impressive stuff. Thanks!
Thanks! Glad you like them Ill keep posting as much as possible.
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TLADT24920 Posts
amazing stuff! I'm envious lol. Love the frozen plain painting, same with the elf one. If you don't mind me asking, how long have you been painting/drawing for?
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Hi Bigfan, glad you like my stuff I started drawing since I was 8 years old, got into game design and modding at 14~15, and went to animation school at 21. I am now 29 years old
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TLADT24920 Posts
On January 23 2014 01:59 ZeroCartin wrote:Hi Bigfan, glad you like my stuff I started drawing since I was 8 years old, got into game design and modding at 14~15, and went to animation school at 21. I am now 29 years old
thanks a lot for the info. Sounds like you've had quite a bit of experience. yes, I enjoy your blogs whenever you post them. Hope to see more blogs in the near future
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With what programm did you make these?
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Netherlands6188 Posts
Oh wow, super impressed!! And omg you went to animation school! Explains the speed at which you managed to turn out those pieces. What tablet do you use? I love love love the sketches too, your detail is incredible!
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On January 23 2014 03:11 Snotling wrote:
With what programm did you make these?
Photoshop CS6
On January 23 2014 03:14 dravernor wrote:
Oh wow, super impressed!! And omg you went to animation school! Explains the speed at which you managed to turn out those pieces. What tablet do you use? I love love love the sketches too, your detail is incredible!
Thanks, Im glad you like them! Animation school doesnt really teach you how to speed paint, it was more of a generalist approach to animation career. I've been painting on my own for a while now. I used a Wacom Intuos tablet.
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Papua New Guinea1059 Posts
I usually 1/5 blogs, coz they're boring as shit, but this one's 5/5, no doubt. I like the rocks-town thingy and the frog.
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Wow, you are fast. I couldn't do those in a day!
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United States1655 Posts
Nice man. I really love your choice of colors.
Just curious, are you doing this professionally?
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I always liked your style. simple to look at but still conveys powerful / epic themes.
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On January 23 2014 07:59 Sigrun wrote:
Nice man. I really love your choice of colors.
Just curious, are you doing this professionally?
I work as a producer on a gaming company, and every now and then art direct. I almost never have a chance to make concept art however for the company though due to not having enough time.
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Korea (South)17174 Posts
that frog king is sick as fk
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Drawings too epic, took a little longer to load then normal x)
I always like black and white sketches more then anything else. Very nice!
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You work for Valve, right?
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