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First Strike

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"The real battle starts with those who strike first...!" ;)

This was kind of my first real battle painting ever. It was difficult to balance composition, and perspective aswell, but I think the result is decent.

Hope you guys like this work :)

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I like how the strokes in the ground really look like shots were fired and the dust was kicking up, and the smoke from the falling engine in the background look pretty neat! Overall, I must say that this is a great first try with lots of potential stemming from it.

very good for your first one and i agree with criticalidea sooo 5 stars for you.

This is good

It just doesn't capture any sense of action. The poses are way too stiff. Trying to rewind this scene in my mind is hard. It looks like they just kinda strolled up to point blank range and calmly opened fire at each other.

This is ok

For your first battle painting this great but could add robots being destroyed

epic

im not sure if you have any plans for your creations, but seriously, you need to create a plot, just a simple plot that incorporates your drawings so you can send it in to bethesda or bungie and have them make some epic video game from this. i recently saw a trailor for the elder scrolls V skyrim, and judging by that video, the gaming industry is ready for you and your art to be recreated perfectly for our video gaming pleasures. i would love to be able to pilot one of those things or to bring on down. look into that. please. haha

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Dec 7, 2010
11:36 AM EST
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