I don't have words. Please, just take my 5 star rating :sob:
The Rescue
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Quick speedpaint :P
This one took me 4 hours ( ok not that quick )
And its something between a speedpaint, and a full paint so you can name it after anything you want :D
This work is the first of its kind in my gallery, I think I never did something similar, wich makes me happy. I also love the mood, the color sets in this picture, its verry appealing to the eye :)
Anyway, what is this?, Its a boss carrier picking up some lost monks somewhere in a forgotten planet. Those monks save the most important secrets of universe and must be rescued in order to preserve the continuity of humanity....
Also, Bigger size this time!!,
Hope you like it!
oh, and here is the direct link to the deviation on DA: http://www.keepwalking07.
deviantart.com/#/d2qb5xt
Edit: Thanks a lot for the frontpage! :)
Dammit, I can't just keep favoriting only your art.
I couldn't help but think this was something Star Wars-related. It's just that the people there look like Jedis. If not, this is simply something wonderful in its own right! I really love how just awesome this is. This seems like something that would be in a museum as an art piece. It is that good!
I guess lots of places do model art like this. It's just not done with paint. I love how you've perfectly used the negative space. You get a clear understanding of everything going on. The ship looks perfectly massive. The environment's details are flawless too.
I really like all of your art, its so awesome!
This reminded me of one of my favorite fan fictions being written right now, "Of Steam Gears and Wings". A lot more high tech but still big ship like airships and fin wings.
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