badgerboy
06-01-2007, 04:57 PM
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Title: Battle of Sethanon
Name: Joseph James
Country: United Kingdom
Software: Painter, Photoshop
This piece was loosely inspired by the Raymond E Feist novels. The concept is; Prince Arutha is defending the castle of Sethanon with the armies of the western realm when amongst the fighting the leader Murmandamus sights arutha and heads straight for him.
I have tried to capture the split second before Arutha defeats the magician with a slice to the chest just before Murmandamus can cast his last magical attack on the prince.
I have tried to use a different style to my previous and first digital art piece, trying to expand my knowledge of techniques, as well as improving on elements which make up a good art piece; trying to create a mood / atmosphere more than concentrating on details, i tried achieving this by casting dramatic lighting which interacts with every other detail, which is something i left out from my previous work.
The learning curve is a sharp climb, and i'm still just beginning. Critisism is appreciated and encouraged.
Title: Battle of Sethanon
Name: Joseph James
Country: United Kingdom
Software: Painter, Photoshop
This piece was loosely inspired by the Raymond E Feist novels. The concept is; Prince Arutha is defending the castle of Sethanon with the armies of the western realm when amongst the fighting the leader Murmandamus sights arutha and heads straight for him.
I have tried to capture the split second before Arutha defeats the magician with a slice to the chest just before Murmandamus can cast his last magical attack on the prince.
I have tried to use a different style to my previous and first digital art piece, trying to expand my knowledge of techniques, as well as improving on elements which make up a good art piece; trying to create a mood / atmosphere more than concentrating on details, i tried achieving this by casting dramatic lighting which interacts with every other detail, which is something i left out from my previous work.
The learning curve is a sharp climb, and i'm still just beginning. Critisism is appreciated and encouraged.
