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Published: 2014-01-02 17:51:16 +0000 UTC; Views: 18334; Favourites: 332; Downloads: 279
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My attempt at reconstructing Persepolis. In cinematic lighting. XDRelated content
Comments: 27
You're very talented for this category of art. So good.
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I really love this painting , its like looking at a concept art from prince of persia game, its a shame iranian artists dont contribute to our history by doing awesome works like this. Thanks for this lovely painting
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Thank you 
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Very nice work. Conveys something of what a grand and wonderful city it must have been, at its height.Β
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Thank you
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Most magnificent illustration of the city i've ever seen so far, great job!
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I'm sure there's even better ones out there lol. But thank you!
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This looks great! I wish more of this city would be preserved to this day... Still, I think you did a great job showing its character and style - well done!
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Thank you! I've only seen photos of the ruins but I get a hint of how grand it once was. Thank you for the positive response
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That is tremendously awesomely monumentally cool! Way to bring the old city to life!!
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I remember seeing this one time on one of fzd schools student galleries.
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Haha! Yeah, I'm that student from FZD! I wasn't aware it had been posted.
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How was the education there? did find it worth the money? oh and awesome painting by the way 
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So worth it for me. Life-changing, even! Haha! I'm so grateful such a school set up in Southeast Asia. Otherwise, I wouldn't know where to begin becoming competent at art and design, even with all the internet resources. They really drill you with the fundamentals over there. And I don't think you can simulate a high-pressure production environment on your own by self-teaching. Basically it was a grueling boot camp! The whole extreme discipline thing...I believe I came out a better artist and person in the end. Although some people didn't take too well to the boot camp style. So I guess it also depends what kind of person you are if FZD is good for you or not
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I see, I have heard mixed reviews from the school since a while back, I did hear about the extreme work load and that some people had a problem with it, but there is no other way around learning fundamentals other than actually learning them. 
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I am
Btw, I think a good industrial design course should suffice if there's any near your area/country. It really just boils down to knowledge of FUNDAMENTALS (which a good ID course can provide) + hours of practice you put in (all up to you) + your own subject matter, personal style/taste, ideas, cultural savviness, etc. (can be learned and developed on your own)
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