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I was inspired by the works of Phil Hale and John Foster and I have made everything completely different to what I've learned about composition, perspective, viewpoint, viewangle, colors etc. But I am happy with the result. This work was entirely done in Draw, with sketches done in Photopaint. Heavy use of meshfill tool. To watch the tutorial of this piece: http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=6UvuMfjWbwI

Update: At least I wasn't happy with the background, and I have added some ArtisticMedia stokes to bring out the painted look. This is my Contribution to the spanish contest "Concurso de Diseño 2008". Thanks to Ariel for the Link/Invitation!

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Anhen said:

Интересно и хорошо сделано!

1:18 PM on July 31, 2008

sector6 said:

...amaizing Mo! Is that a beat down via a graphics tablet??? lol

1:40 PM on July 31, 2008

mo said:

Thanks Anhen, thanks Sector6. Actually, "beatdown" with a small digital pen. Haha, like a Vector Jedi would do. (Its the wrong direction for the tablet...) LOL

1:47 PM on July 31, 2008

sector6 said:

looks like he just smacked him in the face with the tablet...lol =)

3:14 PM on July 31, 2008

mo said:

Yeah, I love that subtle but dynamic expression.

3:19 PM on July 31, 2008

sector6 said:

...pretty awesome watching you in your vid. looks lijke you know what your doing pretty well! nice=)

3:32 PM on July 31, 2008

mo said:

Thanks a lot. It's difficult to work intuitively with meshfill. That's the reason why I use sketches. So it's not so difficult to use that tool: I've thrown in some comments, did you read them? Might them be helpful...

3:59 PM on July 31, 2008

PommyJosh said:

Great work Mo, once I get my internet back up and running I am going to watch you tutorial. Dont think I can swing watching it at work!

Amazng work once again Jedi Master Mo.

5:23 PM on July 31, 2008

Inspire2Reflect said:

"That's the reason why I use sketches. So it's not so difficult to use that tool: I've thrown in some comments, did you read them? Might them be helpful.."     Mo, Thank you for posting that informative video

When I learn Corel well enough I'll probely use some of my sketches too. I'm sure I'll watch it again- The comments are very helpful too.

You must be perceptive, if not clairvoyant ..err intuitive? You answered the exact questions I had while watching.. THANK you!!

2:13 AM on August 1, 2008

Ted said:

Great work MO and thanks for sharing the tutorial.  I'll be watching it soon.

7:22 AM on August 1, 2008

Ted said:

Mo, the more I look at this the more it reminds me of the work of an American Painter, Thomas Hart Benton.  The way you model and illuminate the figure in this illustration is very similar to his.

7:52 AM on August 1, 2008

ptama said:

I be glad , that I could peep , as this work emerges. Very dynamic and curious composition !

11:16 AM on August 1, 2008

Babiebayo said:

Nice job Mo

11:34 AM on August 1, 2008

mo said:

@ PommyJosh: Thanks a lot, dude!

@ Inspire2Reflect: Vector Jedis are always clairvoyants! Just Kidding...I appreciate your comment!

@Ted: I took a look at the works of T.H. Benton: But I would never want to compete against such a talent of his field. Great Honour to me, thank you.

@ ptama: Dziękuję za miłą wiadomość!

@ Babiebayo: Thank you too. Greetings to Nigeria!

8:12 PM on August 1, 2008

bandila said:

Thanks a lot for posting video tutorial on mesh fill.

First time i've seen one, nice work.

1:34 AM on August 2, 2008

mo said:

@ bandila: I thank you. Well, it would not be the last video...

11:04 AM on August 8, 2008
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