"Oh yes", it replied, staring at the strange coloured box. "It's wonderful."
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So this is all about swamps. Mangrove tree stumps, mud, weird creatures, glowy things etc. Yeah. For school, didn't hate it.
Daily Deviation, 2008-01-12
A dark and gloomy swamp with this grotesque character and a girl makes
Gloom by *melora an outstanding illustration with a fantastic mood. (Suggested by ~naeril and Featured by ^JunkbyJen)
i really like how everything loks more black&white and that there's only a few brighter colors but yet not too bright.
i liked the fact that i saw the drawing before reading the description, it gives a whole new sense to it
This is gorgeous. I especially love the slight abstraction of the background, and the texture... such a wonderful deep, painterly look. Nice use of colour as well, with those few, small spots of red.
weeeell... it began life as a pencil drawing that I ruined by attempting to paint on it (I just never learn that I can't paint quickly) so I scanned it in and spent a little while drawing over bits, darkening other parts, highlighting others, just a lot of photoshop pushing and pulling really. I added some extra textures too, particularly in the background.
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Does a bear Poo in the Woods?
Yes he does.
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"The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism by those who have not got it." -- George Bernard Shaw
i liked the fact that i saw the drawing before reading the description, it gives a whole new sense to it
could you enlighten me as to the technical process of this piece? it's got a nice... atmosphere that makes me curious about it
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