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Published: 2011-08-09 03:25:23 +0000 UTC; Views: 67459; Favourites: 1476; Downloads: 1097
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A powered muscle suit with supplemental appliquΓ© armor, and underneath it all a not quite typical soldier.Working in squads, these pack hunters are notorious for aggressively hunting down opposing infantry and power armor. Their purpose specific loadouts often leave them lacking potency versus armor and mech units however, so they avoid such threats with their high battlefield mobility.
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This is cool, cute and intimidating at the same time.
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And he shall make a return
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I like the helmet and gun especially.Β They aren't super bulky like in many games.Β Sure a gun with a chainsaw on it looks cool, but it probably weights twenty pounds.
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I do, gotta keep it for my own stuff
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ok well ill definetaly be able to make my own characters.
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Wonderfully done. Love the lighting effects.
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Soooo veryyyy awesomeeeeeeeee.
How could I have not seen your work before?
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There's always someone out there you haven't seen yet.
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Good point, guess I must keep searching for moar awesomeness.
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really great work
especially helmet
dark visor and lightened cameras make him look like an alien
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Hey shimmering-awesomeperson what brushes do you use?
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Just round brushes mostly
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I have been testing out brushes but I can't seem to get anything I feel comfortable with D:
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The biggest part to learn working digital is to handle strokes and pressure, seeing as those fundamental interactions change a lot compared to traditional work. Special brushes will help you more quickly pump texture into your work, but how you control everything is based on your skill with making strokes and handling pressure sensitivity.
So with that, I make the most of just a hard round and a soft round brush. The soft brush works great in overlay mode to quickly add overall lighting and to pump color into your work. I also have a very basic textured brush that I use for clouds/smoke, but I mix it with my other round brushes.
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That is really helpful, I am a bit afraid to upload the stuff that I draw because it sucks haha but once I get better I will upload it 
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Because I never really used tutorials on how to paint myself, I don't see how much help it can be. I think that what a professional is capable of doing is largely grounded in their experience, making it hard for a newer artist to gleam useful skills from their tutorial, which is why my main recommendation to artists is to simply "practice more".
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Hehe not really what I was expecting
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I love this, reminds me of Delta Force. Are they the Ranger equivalent?
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I love the overall style. The single-sided armor is a very neat touch! It's very unique!
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Yeah, was fun to experiment with asymmetric stuff.
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he loks like the fire warrior of the tau empire from warhammer 40k
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The gun is really good too, looks H&K
The description is just awesome...This is pure quality artwork of some of my favorite subject! Great work!
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YESSSSSSSSS. I love the visor, and the soldier personality, so to speak.
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I can see about 3 of these guys surrounding a power armor and picking off at him as they quickly run around disorienting him/her, working as a pack. Real cool, I like your balanced world of awesome.
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Pretty much how they work
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Holy figgin goodness! (excuse the language) I can only hope that one day I can draw this good...
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Just takes lots of practice
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i like this one what is that supposed to be an smg or carbine
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A small carbine.
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