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Life into the fog
As i'm diving more and more into my univers i discover new ideas, things, that sit here in my mind waiting for the opportunity to emerge.
Today i went with this kind of giant boat, stuck for decades, now habited by a survival civilization using diverse materials as housing.
Its pretty messy as you see but i'm just feeling more confortable letting some place for interpretation and making it resting this way to get back in a free mood when i'll use it for my 3D base
I also wanted to share those studies i did recently, still looking for the right style and more tools to add to my visual library.
I'm pretty happy with colors and values but i still need to do it in a more clearly way and with less brush strokes
Thanks for looking at my post, see you next time !
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Nice work.
!LUV it
Thanks ! Much appreciated
It's funny, i was just saying less is more and your art here proves it. Awesome artwork. Thanks for sharing.
oh wow, I love the gloomy ship!!! May I asked how you did it (which technique)?
Yeah exactly ! its often what old master successfully show in their art. Thx !
Hey ! Thx a lot. Like most of my artwork with photoshop. I usually try to mimic traditional painting using textured brushes and i'll go with big strokes first looking for the shape and composition then refine some parts
You're welcome! =)
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Photoshop still is a mystery for me :-D Super fascinating that you manage to make such great artworks with it. I think that your „big strokes“ are perfect. There is just the right amount of wild big strokes and more precise details so that the observer thinks she understands the painting, but always searches for more, goes deeper and develops her own story (naturally I am only speaking of myself :-DDDD)