The Man Who Unleashed Hell
The Man Who Unleashed Hell
Painting \ Figure | 10/08/05 @759 |
MrBook |
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This one actually just started as a sketch of the hand, but I got pretty carried away. I developed a concept around that pose of the hand, kind of casually holding something dangling from a cord.From there I came up with the idea of this mysterious man (dressed nicely but with some hidden darkness (tatoo)), holding a key, who has come to release this world-ending monster.
For the monster, I wanted it's eyes to express both a menacing and dangerous quality, but also to seem interested and hopefull in this man's key and the prospect of being unleashed upon the world once more.
I'd love any comments and to hear whether or not the story got you. Thanks for looking everybody, hope you like it.
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Photoshop CS, approx.10hrs
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10/08/05 @783
But I have 2 little crits: The skin of the beast (especially of the left) needs some texture or something like that. It's a bit too smudgy/smooth. My 2nd crit: I think the beast may look a bit meaner.
But besides that, it's a stunning piece of art, one of the best paintings i've seen here. The bg is also very nice.
Top marks!
10/08/05 @802
10/08/05 @802
As far as the meanness, I was trying to balance his expression somewhere between viciousness and hope, which is actually an extremely weird thing to try and pull off, come to think of it. Perhaps it would have been a bit more effective if I had leaned it more to the mean side, but I didn't want the monster to be regarding this guy, purely with savagery, but with a pair of conflicting emotions. Whoa, I think I'm getting too deep here!
Thanks for the crit! And THANKS for the votes
10/09/05 @422
What can I add?
You are in my favs
10+
10/09/05 @507
Great colouring overall - love ur work
10/09/05 @807
10/10/05 @576
I'm a big fan of work with a cinematic element, as I try to do the same in my paintings, so naturally this is going into my favorite works page.
While I understand your reasons for the smooth skin on the creature, the hand of the man seems kinda...plastic for some reason. Again, this does contrast the lock/chains but it seems kinda off.
Great angle, and again great concept...I can picture this as a living moment so easily....
10/10/05 @605
Great crit and thanks for the votes.
10/10/05 @611
10/10/05 @773
+9/10
10/11/05 @508
11/19/05 @259
11/22/05 @629
just awesome artwork
the composition is just very cool
building the picture centered on the hand and then working to the background to the monsters eyes
loved it
just one point though cant really make the creatures face
a bit more face would add to the look in the eyes..
but hey who am i to criticize huh
great work..
+7
03/15/06 @048
04/11/06 @469