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    "The marvelous creations of Victor Bodin"

    Yeah!
    Good luck to you all

    UPDATE: Final 404sign:
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    searching

    warming up and searching for ideas... I Know my sketbook is a mess but this is what`s going on in my head


    ....and I finally got an idea, more detailed informations later...
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    I like that machine head on the bottom page, nice sketches man..

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    Lovey work, it's just great to see someone's actual sketchbook. Looking forward to seeing this develop.
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    Blue lineart

    hi guys... got finally a bit time for this...

    Here`s the first rough linework.. Its going to be a very dark stempunky picture. It shows an entertainer at work... and the big machine in the background helps him bringing his imagination to life...
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    i rerally like your sketches, you have a great style

    cool idea btw
    DRAW UNTILL IT HURTS
    AND THEN DRAW SOME MORE


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    holy s$!t, wicked sketchbook pics, and your image look crazy cool, cant wait for some colouring

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    The fantastic Victor

    thanks guys

    final linework (the projection, the pink drawing in the earlier post, I`ll do on an other sheet)

    title "The fantastic Victor"

    feel free to critizise
    good night
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    like ur skecthes man..the penciling damn nice

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    thanks dwenkarikatur

    line overlay... ready for some colours
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    Great drawing master.mind. I look forward to seeing the colour bring it even more alive.
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    Lovely work, I've been waiting with baited breath to see what your composition was like after seeing those lovely sketches at the start and you have not dissapointed . . . great work. Can't wait now to see some colour.

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    rough colour

    Nickillus, davidherd thanks , me too

    some colours.. but in a very very VERY early stage...
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    I`m still searching for the right mood... critique is always welcome.

    thanks
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    i think it's coming together quite nicely master.mind ! maybe some punchier highlights, more colours and lighting variation here and there could go a long way. a lot of that awesome linework you did in the sketch gets lost in the darker areas, and it gets a littel muddy in places. you could play with the values a bit and get some more depth, particularly to the right where it feels it should fall back into the haze a bit. feels a bit dark overall. i like the subject and composition a lot. nice work !

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    Nice

    Got something of a lonesome navigator. Or perhaps a bit of those aliens of "Alien", who were sitting in their chairs at the beginning of that movie (though they were dead already).

    I also admit not to lose all your lining within the dark shadows. Perhaps adding some bright edges in order not to lose them all.

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    silliKONe : Thank you very much, that`s what i call a good critique! I`m working on these points. But don`t worry about the linedrawing, I`ll remove it in a later stage if I start with the actual painting...

    DeadInTheAttic: thanks, yeah in the end there won`t be any lines anymore, just form and value.... i hope so

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    Man, I could have SWORN I posted on this thread before . . . guess not.

    I thought I'd said I really, really dig the jester hat aspect of his helmet. It's fascinatingly incongruous, but comes together quite strongly. I think the gesture of his slump would be strengthened by simply narrowing the ellipse of his facemask vertically.

    Looking forward to seeing how this renders up.

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    you mean this is still the sketch stage? whoa...we are in for a treat!
    i actually really dig the line work, but it sounds like you have something special up your sleeve. i look forward to the evolution of this one!

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    Jason C-M: thanks a lot... good point I`ll put this to action.... I`ll have some very very busy days in front of me..

    silliKONe: thats right but it will be quite a birth..
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    hey, i bet this is going to be an awesome piece in the end. have seen some of your other stuff and it kick some ass. your dominance entry was one of my favorites. so, as silliKONe said, we are in for a treat!

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    rickardwestman : thanks a lot, I also liked yours...

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    Very nice piece so far, one suggestion though. Try to build more contrast between your focal point and the background. He is kind of lost in the muddy mid-tones. Darken the bg more or lighten him up a bit and it will read tons better.

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    hi great sketch you have there and an intresting concept as well
    silliKONe gave some great advice so i'll just try to add a bit to what he said
    about the color i'm sure you will add it later just a little advice if you would
    use less saturated color where you want the focal point to be and as it goes
    away from the focal point you should use the more saturated colors
    this way the area where the focal point is will pop out the moment
    someone will see the work and this will be the first place his eyes would go

    hope it will help you
    and keep up the good work

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    Chance. thanks. thats what I`m doing at the moment..

    oren90: thanks, in the latest post the projection was just a placeholder, the final piece is looking very different...even so thanks for the good advices ..

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    ... a bit more

    a little update, I worked basically on the background. Didn`t work on the projection yet and also the reflecting lights are missing... still a week to go

    comments ans crits are welcome

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    I really love how this is coming out so far, although I think you may be getting ahead of yourself on the glow of the projection. I'd get some texture in there too, if you're going for steampunk there should be some grit in the corners of all those pipes and stuff. The only thing I'm confused about is the entertainer's position. He's bringing the projection to life, but he looks very dead or at least disinterested. I would expect him to be looking at his creation. I do love the feel of this, and the colors though. And your linework is fantastic! I can't comprehend working in lines Good luck, we don't have much time!!

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    ThinMint- thanks. Yeah sure grit, textures, ornaments and a lot of details are coming soon..
    the position of the entertainer looks lame and dead on purpose. the big machine sucks all his imagination and life out of him...

    by the way, you have some nice lifedrawings in your sketchbook
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    detail

    working working working
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    i really like this kind of designs, steampunk, brass metal, mmMmmm
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