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Artist // Student // Digital Art
  • United Kingdom
  • Deviant for 9 years
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Favourite Visual Artist
Feng Zhu, Chris Cold, Biwer Vincent, Bob Ross ect
Favourite Games
Final Fantasy 7-12, Dark Souls, Ratchet and Clank, Valkyrie Profile, Live a Live, Bayonetta, Tower of Heaven ect
Favourite Gaming Platform
PS2 and PC
Tools of the Trade
Wacom Intuos Pro Medium

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Thanks but it turns out I put the wrong birthday date in haha.

It's actually July 12th, but thanks for being considerate ethier way :)
thanks a lot for the watch^^
Thanks, hopefully by learning fundamentals I can become good like you. My work currently is rather mediocre at best.

Your work is awesome though, I hope your doing it as a job because you deserve to be ;)
thanks^^ I can't say i'm living easily from it, but it's how i earn my living. But it's more of a networking problem than a skill problem right now. It is bound to get more easy as i go.

The fundamentals are very important and it's the best way to get better fast.

I can say that your work reminds me of my own paintings in the beginning. Especially after i heard about feng zhu haha. So there is every hope that you are on the right path. If you want some advice, it would be to not go full black and white like you do. Start with middle values and keep there for as long as possible. Not full white or black but 75 black 50 grey and 25 white...if you know what i mean. If you need contrast you can easaly contrast with photoshop. But the reverse is not true. So keep your values thight in the beginning and contrast later.