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Published: 2013-07-19 06:54:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 1305; Favourites: 43; Downloads: 0
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If you favorite my work I beg you to comment. I can only improve my work through critique!Art inspired by khoaho-thisisforyou.com/Superh...
The poster is based on the card game Magic the Gathering.
Magic the Gathering belongs to its respective owners.
Every Planeswalker has a origin... Some try to forget it. Jace is better than most.
A lot of thanks goes to those who created stock that I used:
syccas-stock fav.me/d3lemay
Georgina-Gibson fav.me/d3bi1ta
These guys have wonderful stock!
This poster is available for print.
If you believe the pic should be in any group feel free to submit it from here or just tell me!
Again, any comments are very welcome!
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Comments: 18
I really like this piece; it's a challenge to depict detail using a silhouette so I think it shows skill and dedication. I like the use of gradient too. If I were to suggest a change it would be the type font to something more design-oriented. Test some out and see which works
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Very nice. I like how even though it is of a very well known planeswalker, there is still a lot of mystery to it. Jace (all his versions) is my favorite planeswalker, followed by Elspeth.
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I like it.Β It does give a mood of mystery that goes with a being who can pass between (what I think of based on the D&D model) the planes in the Astral Wheel or Astral layers -- upper planes, prime material plane, lower planes.
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Thank you, I'm glad you caught it.
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I'm also not at all familiar with Magic the Gathering, so again it's a good thing I just have to talk about the art.
This has got to be your best one yet! The use of black and white is so integrated with the designs of the cloak, the hands, the center of it all. And you really did a good job with the shadow of the hood, how it brightens to white. I also like how opening of the cloak is; like I said I'm not familiar with Magic the Gathering, but the opening of the cloak looks like a tear, as if it's a missing piece, or a broken piece, or a secret piece that he wants to hide, but can't escape from. It's just something that prevents him from being whole. It's a dark patch on his all white cloak. I really can't think of any suggestions of improvement. It's just incredibly good. Very posh and professional. Well done!
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Thank you for the comment, I really do appreciate comments that go in depth!
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I always comment before I fave. And I fave this.
I LOVE it, the whole creature, the art and the story behind it. I'm gonna check out more of your art now!
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Awesome!Β Thank you so much!
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Wow! This is reall awesome!
I love how you work with black and white, it makes a nice and clean artwork.
The symetry as well is very nice.
The only thing that bothers me is the suddon stop at the bottom.
Maybe if you faded that out ,or kept it going Β down to the end, Β the compositon would not look as akward.
Another thing you could do is make all the borders around the same thickness.
Other than that, its great~!
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See with the fade you'd loose integrity of the base floor.Β It would change the meaning behind the piece.Β His younger self would not be at his ground core anymore.Β Plus it fits with the other pieces in the series 
And thanks for this sort of comment!Β It's what I really appreciate
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Oh! Ok! I see it now... Β
The borders I was talking about is the black spacing between the white figure and the end of the image Β (the larger white figure). [but I dont think that matters since it was your intention.]
And you're very welcome~
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No, got to thank you.Β Comments like this really help me!
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cool, I'm not good at giving critiques but I'll try 
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Thank you for the comment!Β I appreciate it
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