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spacemunky 05-04-2003, 12:31 AM this is a piece i completed a few years ago...just wanted to get some feedback...medium is Acylic and Color Pencil...dimension are 24X36"
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One X
05-04-2003, 06:50 AM
Yes, that's the least one could say.
It looks very good. From this distance, at least, I wouldn't have ever second-guessed its authenticity. Very similar to Drew Struzan's work, and i'll assume you referenced it to a very far extent.
Good job all in all.
spacemunky
05-04-2003, 07:33 AM
thats a good observation...i did this work as a tribute to Struzan's Star Wars posters...he is my favorite traditional artist. The photos i used have been used by Struzan in his other works...but they are not copied from his paintings....we just happened to have had access to the same stock star wars photography...(there is only so much to go around)...orginally i wanted to do movie posters but Struzan has that locked down. You'll also have to forgive the quality of this image..i promise it is much better in person..i will work on getting a better slide taken
spacemunky
05-05-2003, 04:46 AM
i'm very surprised i have got so many views and no real comments yet
Kogepan
05-05-2003, 05:02 AM
That's the way it is around here. Lurkers outnumber posters 20 to 1, or thereabouts.
It seems to be done superbly (wish it were bigger), but I personally don't like the block structure - it makes it look too much like a photo collage. Sketchier edges would appeal to me better. Nice composition, though. :thumbsup:
ChrisCross
05-05-2003, 08:21 AM
Really nice! As a fellow 2d-artist, I have to say you deserve more credit and posts for this one... Too bad 95% of all the members here have a hard on for only commenting 3d-pic & anim. Love to see more of your stuff!
Awesome, I would really love to see more of your work! :applause: :applause:
ansiaaa
05-08-2003, 03:29 PM
cool colors! but some facial expressions of the characters should be improved a little
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