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When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
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Hope y'all digs!
Art: Sean "Cheeks" Galloway Comments
 looks really good sean!
 very amazing
 Can't see any problems at all! Excellent work, your style reminds me of Disney's Hercules film!
true oO
 Really you work on lineart and colors. Stunnig and fresh Style
 godamn man....you always go for those crazy perspectives and ya make it work!?!? ...ya bastard!!! LOL
 Stunning as ever.
Though since advanced critique is one, I will note one thing that obthers me: On the mountain-thingies in the background, the lighter outline (witch looks smashing) in some places have a darker line just outside of it, which makes them look very twodimensional. If you keep the lighter outline, but remove the dark line (especially visible on the top right hand cliff) they would look less two dimensional. But I cant complain really...cant make this kinda stuff myself... -- Studio Colrouphobia accepts Commissions. =Studio-Colrouphobia/=1mpact   Bossing as usual...
lovin the texture of the ground... and those hill/mountain/rock thingoes @ the back there -- Chamba's Book of Art You've seen (with some you haven't) Only available from Vegamation press |
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