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Published: 2005-02-20 15:49:25 +0000 UTC; Views: 125935; Favourites: 2915; Downloads: 16831
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Hi there!Yet another scenery painting.
It shows a rather unusual place for a city.
Starting from an initial sketch: [link]
I finally painted a vast amount of details. arrgh ...
Parts of the city, a few rocks, trees and ice surfaces are photomanipulated textures.
Some tech specs:
- 4700 x 2000 px width and height.
- 836 MB painting data.
- My right wrist nearly fell off while painting the details.
- Adobe Photoshop and Painter 8 via Wacom Intuos2 (as usual
)After spending 50 hours (spread over several days) I consider this painting as finished.
Critiques and comments are very welcome.
Hope you like it!
Daniel
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Comments: 315
basically, a Scandinavia that survived to modern day. Now fast forward to just before space colonization is a viable science.
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Great detail and use of light and shade. Fascinating combination of vast wilderness and a modern urban sprawl.
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I would kill myself if I had to live there... Which just goes to show this drawing has a lot of brilliant feel added to it! Very detailed indeed!
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50 hours? dont you get sick of just looking at it after so much time? I dont think Im able to stand so much on a work, Id probably give up or "rough up" if u know what I mean Β¦D
amasing details
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immensely detailed, and very lifelike. The small touches, such as the birds, and the deepness of the lighting make it come to life. The perspective gives a feeling of place in the piece, and it stretchign away into the distance allows the viewer to imagine the scene.
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It only took fifty fours?! 
I love the shading by the way, how the sun first illuminates everything as orange and then gradually fades to fit the actual color of the land. And I like how the scene seems to go on forever. There's a term for that but it completely slipped my mind. >.< I think the most powerful aspect is the foreground and the mountains to the right. It must've been a bitch to get the shading and details between the rocks and snow right.
Great job!
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50 hrs! What a commitment and time well executed. The result is perfection.
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How did this not get a daily deviation?! 
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dude is there some kind of tutorial u use?
i mean how u learn to this? i really want to know
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Breathtakingly good! Deffinatly needs a fullsize to take advantage of all the detail!
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This is really impressive!
You should go into concept art as a career path if you've not already O.o
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utterly breath-taking!!! kudos on the hard work!!
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Looks pretty finished to me. Awesome lighting and detail.
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I..um...ahem...uhh...mmm...ooh...oh...umm...yeah!
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details, perspective, lighting - you got it all
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Your lighting effects are thrilling to the eye! Your textures are very detailed also. Great work, you are very talented. Keep up the good work!
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Jaw droppingly stunning - fantastic work!
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I love the view so much....I'd wanna die there
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Awesome. Just awesome.
I wanna live there =]
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wow that's great man.... !!!
watta amazing detile .... so much evort to do it
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nm... I understand how you did it now. But still very awsome!
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I love how the lighting looks so real. awsome shadows! Is there any photo part of this piece or is it all done from scratch? anyways... A+ !
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*gulp* there are no words to say how i like it. awesome.
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did you ever think about making a tutorial?
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