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Dragon Riders
Published: 2010-02-27 16:28:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 101831; Favourites: 4893; Downloads: 5288
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Photoshop CS 3.This is personal concept art.
but, I think quality is not enough..
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uh, yeah... the quality is ''totally'' not enougg... love the design and everything and you've got a darn good technique! But I have to agree Dhex! the scale of the dragons in the background feels, a little bit, odd compared to the dragon in the foreground.
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to give the field even more depth, I would've used even brighter colors there, or even darker colors in the foreground to separate the field from the foreground. But hey, someone like you could easily notice that, you're a good artist and anyone can see that, colorblind or not!
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I think the quality is very good, i think its beautiful . I love the dark trees,the pretty sky, and the water.
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Stunning! The depth of field could be improved some, still looks awesome though!
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This is a beautiful piece, like one of my dreams completely drawn out on paper. I love this piece, and it's going in my favorites.
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It's always nice to see original dragon designs. Stellar work.
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Very nice. It looks like something out of Project Offset...
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Quality is very fine, striking illustration, very detailed and "aboutie" for a concept art !
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imo quality is just enough for a conceptual art...but i am not rly familiar with what your employer requires, better ask him/her
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I don't know why, but this evoked some sadness and nostalgia in me.
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!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! That is all I have to say!!!!! OMG this is insane, I can't even try and take 2 years on a drawing and get a result like this
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i love how the guys just chilling out and the dragon looks like its gona like attack the dude lol. its very good btw 
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Is nice that you dont are totally in love with this work... quality & the concept are very strong and well laborated. Line, perspective, light & darks... It is in deed a Great work...
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WOooooww!!! OMG!!! If this is not quite enough quality for you I really can't imagine what is.
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Absolutely amazing. O3O The amount of detail throughout the entire picture just keeps my eyes glued to it, taking in every aspect that I can. owo
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wonderful peice. it takes a great imagination and great skill to make something like that.
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There's so much detail in this my eyes never stop having something to look at. How long did this take you to make? It's absolutely incredible.
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Wow!!! This is stunning and marvelous! I'm lost for words
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I think this is really deserving of its DD. (: It's like those pictures where you can imagine an entire story and background for it. I love noticing all the detailing and all the perspective. The dragon certainly is well done! It gives off a very epic glow.
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EPIC! love this.. really pro.
can't help but have this feeling that the dragon is going to eat his master up any moment. As a suggestion i think it would benefit if the beast was put into almost a "howling wolf" kind of pose or had its head facing the mountain city a little bit. Great epic work!
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why in the world are you telling someone not to spend too much time on a painting???
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Because you shouldn't spend too much time on anything.
You'll get hung-up, left behind, and frustrated. You'll never improve.
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What is too much time though? Who's to say how much is too much? There are people who spend a year working on a single Flash animation for example, and it's really obvious while looking at them that they've improved during that time as from beginning to end, the quality changes in some parts.
not everyone gets frustrated just by spending more time on something.
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"Too much time" isn't minutes or hours or months. "Enough time" is clearly finishing something.
Working too much will cost moral and the painting in some way, and you won't improve on other things that aren't in the drawing.
If I went through my gallery and fixed all the utter horror, I would not learn to draw any thing else than what I've already spent a good amount of time and effort perfecting.
...Haven't we just been repeating ourselves the entire time? Why don't we just agree to disagree, that some people can or no one can spend so much time on a piece that it becomes stressful?
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if you're talking about painting, its how much you know that is gonna make the difference not how long you spend on it.
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You're taking this out of context.
If you spend too much time, whether that's five minutes on a gesture, or five months on an oil painting, you'll get too absorbed to do anything else.
You won't improve, you've got to move on or nothing is going to happen.
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sounds to me that its going to be a lot of different unfinished paintings, and still not improve.
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I'm not saying don't finish it...
I'm saying don't over do it!
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You missed my point. I'm trying to explain to you what I meant. You took, "Don't spend too much time on it." way too literally.
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knowledge and skill dictates our time spent on a painting. its just weird to me for someone to say "Don't spend too much time on one painting". as i spent a lot of time learning what im doing right or wrong, so i'll improve more on my next one. Clearly this artist likes his paintings in detail, some don't, to each his own, but what you said is really out of context.
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I didn't say don't spend a lot of time on a painting... You're taking what I say really out of context.
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