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Andared — The Defense
Published: 2011-06-08 08:29:02 +0000 UTC; Views: 1739; Favourites: 32; Downloads: 25
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The veil between worlds has been torn away and the Souless Ones have come to feed on the flesh of men.Three warriors defend a temple of the Moon Mother.
The Age of Shadow has begun.
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Really good work! I like the dramatic posing.
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this looks awesome!
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Beautiful! I like the action in the drawing and the poses are awesome!
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cool stuff!! (but...shouldn't the guy with the shield be in front?)
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Well, the composition just looked better with the knight in back.
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Wow, I don't think I'll challenge them! ha ha, it looks great!
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No problem! Thanks for making it too look at! ha ha!
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Ahhh, classic swords & sorcery! This makes me want to play an adventure game. My favorite [link]
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Yup! I'm an old 1st edition D&D player.
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quite an action packed piece.. that looks incredibly done!
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loved their poses and the whole setup of your drawing.
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The poses are sweeet. Nice comicbook style you got goin'.
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Hey, I just noticed this message. Thanks for the features.
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Pretty good. You're good at shading, but you need to add shadows to the ground.
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Cool scene! I like the detail you put into their outfits and surrounding. Their facial expressions are also good. Nice shading!
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Reminds mes a lots of the old Dragonlance comics! Loves its!
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Ah yes, Dragonlance! From a time before D&D was watered down into its present wimpy form!
Although I'm much more of 1st edition Forgotten Realms fan.
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The fabled 1st edition!!
Oh legendary times that preceded our own what epic battles were fought,great heros rode and gods decreeded!!
(came ins at 2ne ed meselves,imagine surprise when found outs that 4ed was already on!)
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Fourth edition is for the weak!
I have a copy of the Player's Handbook with the original cover. The one with the Halfling prying the gem out of the idol's eye.
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yado know that itself is a treasure worthy of red dragon's hoard these days!
(hmms,will have to draw that,a dragon with 1st ed books in his stash)
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I've been offered a tidy sum, but shall not part with the ancient tomb.
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This really reminds me of old video game art, which is totally cool. I feel the coloring is great and perhaps the line art is a little thick, but the character expressions are awesome, their positions individually and in relation to one another.
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Thanks for the kind words and the fave. A lot of people have commented on the thick line art. I tried to fix it but always wind up with thick lines because thinner lines never look right to me. I'll keep trying.
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I have that same problem. I love those thick heavy lines, often I end up realizing once I am done that I mucked something up along the way.
One thing I have been trying is doing my line art different with each drawing, sometimes using a single line (not thick) and other drawings I really lay into the thick lines. What I am realizing is, as I pay attention to shadow and lighting, it is much easier to place thick lines and thin lines. places like the face, hands, clothing details, line thickness seems to really be hit or miss. It's hard to find that 'in between' but it will come with practice 
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Back in the day I used quill pens and india ink, which was cool because you can vary line thickness by controlling the pressure on the pen. But, alas, I got lazy and started using technical pens.
I'll you can keep drawing and getting better.
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wow your coloring has really improved. i like the depth in this piece excellent work.
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Thanks. Me and Photoshop still have a love/hate relationship.
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Very awesome work here 
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