A sticker of a Cacodemon eating a Doomguy? Why not! Love that both of the big bad bosses are here too, even if they just... they´re so... Chibi! XD I'm not used to seeing them in such a venomless and n on-vicious form. Nicely done, though!
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A sticker of a Cacodemon eating a Doomguy? Why not! Love that both of the big bad bosses are here too, even if they just... they´re so... Chibi! XD I'm not used to seeing them in such a venomless and n on-vicious form. Nicely done, though!
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THANKS SO MUCH!!! Cacodemons are just too darn adorable I feel like I could have easily made all 8 stickers just involving them haha! I've also always found the Spiderdemon incredibly adorable my whole life so chibifying the thing was an easy task, Cyberdemon... Not so much haha!
Really smooth character art! Line/brush work looks a bit unfinished, but lighting and form is great. Keep it going!
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Thanks, m9. A lot of my older stuff is a little rushed
So much SHINE! I like the style, flowery and fuzzy and full of light, even if the thick lines look a bit off when seen in bigger format. Nice work!
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Thanks a lot , glad to see it's still holds up after all those years !
Finally a piece I can see is digital. XD Though I love the effect. Very nice attention to detail, and the texture/shine. Looks like something out of NFS Underground. Nice work again.
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Most of my work is digital, LOST and Stairwell are the only ones I used mostly photos on. I was aiming more for an emotion and aesthetic that I had in mind when even taking the photos; knew I was going to use them this way. with those. Glad you like this one though.
Pretty creepy indeed, and wouldn't have thought it wasn't a photo if you didn't say so... this is pretty awesome!
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This one has more painting in it than LOST
So this... isn't a photo? City light photo on a photo of the sea, with the character painted on it? Mountain photo in background? Or sea photo overlapping photo of mountain? Or are those normal clouds/some other texture? The character's digital... right? Hair looks painted, but everything else is so real... I can't seem to tell which pieces this is all put together of, really cool, would be interesting to know how it was made/what is really what! Nice work.
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I'm glad you're asking all those questions about the technique because that's what I was hoping this would evoke. All of the photos are ones I took with the intent of blending together in this way. I tried to be more meticulous with the manipulation without going overboard and making it look obviously fake. I wanted people to not be sure what's real and whats painted. The sky is a crusty wall texture I used to give the image some age and grit. The figure is the most painted but mostly because I wanted it to match the environment more in terms of values and colors. And lastly the bokeh lights in the back are slightly manipulated to match the surreal nature of the image.
Looking good! The 'did you hear that' expression comes across so well I might've thought it even without the description, yet the fire lights up the area with ease... feels like the spooky mood's vanquished by surplus light and charming atmosphere, but overall looking great! Smooth and effectual.
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Thanks so much for the great feedback. I will be posting the full version soon which will hopefully explain the extra light sources.
Stealthy, shadowy and beautiful! The sword looks a bit unnaturally rounded I think - not as lethal as it could look, but the character art otherwise is great. Nice contrasts with the shadow and light. Nice work!
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Thank you ^u^
A pretty interesting portrait style! Abstract colors but realistic appearance. Good eyes in particular.
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Heyy thanks man!
Definitely the most brutal variant of Shrek I've seen so far! :D Love the attention to detail, and contrasts in color. Just wish his face had some of the empathy or... personality of the original. He looks great, but more like a war machine than the Shrek I know! Nice work.
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Hehe.. Thanks Dude
Bamboo Shoots!
Age 35, Male
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Sweden
Joined on 1/17/04