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Another speedpainting out of the speedpainting series that I'm doing with =mynti

The original speedpainting took one hour and twenty minutes, but I took some more time to slightly refine it, because I'm making this available as a print, too. So it looks a little smoother than the speedpainting, but there are not many changes. If you want to see the original speedpainting, go here --> [link]

You should also check out mynti's speedpainting, which is an interpretation of the same stock photo.

Hope you enjoy, tell me what you think!
Daniel :heart:


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~AwkwardSylence Jan 23, 2012  Hobbyist Traditional Artist
....Wait, what do you mean this isn't a photograph? This is brilliant!
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~DreamlikeWorld Apr 23, 2009
mmm lovely :) these speedpainting exercises really seem to focus your use of colour. You've gotten a great eye for blending :D
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`memod Apr 23, 2009  Professional
Hehe well I think most of all they help to get the overall picture right, without getting bogged down by details. It's so easy to get caught up with details right away, so I really try to keep in mind the big picture and just spend the last five minutes or so on details :D It helps a lot :nod:
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~DreamlikeWorld Apr 23, 2009
hmm :) i should give it a try!
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`memod Apr 23, 2009  Professional
Absolutely :nod: And if you do them regularly, all the better. One each day, just pick a reference and give yourself an hour. You don't even have to show anyone, it's just practise for yourself. Teaches you to observe, too :nod:
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~jannaaikadeja Mar 30, 2009  Student General Artist
what's your wacom tablet?

is it cintiq? :love:
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`memod Mar 30, 2009  Professional
Hehe, no, it is a wacom intuos 3 6x8. Until a year ago I used a 4x6 wacom volito :lol:
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~jannaaikadeja Mar 30, 2009  Student General Artist
ohw i see cool

wow you must be good in digital paiting

ohw what is a volito?

i didn't knew that :O
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`memod Mar 30, 2009  Professional
It was the cheapest wacom which they sold here at that time, about 50 bucks :D I didn't want to spend too much at the beginning, because I dind't know yet if I could work with a tablet really. But I liked it immediately, even the small one was nice already :D As long as it is a wacom, haha :D
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~jannaaikadeja Mar 30, 2009  Student General Artist
ah i see but you are so really good in digital painting XD do you learn that by self studying or attending some digital painting lessons?

that's good not spending too much at the beginning ^^

wacom is indeed the best ^^
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