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"Tim Kiebooms"
# Statistics
Favourites: 3148; Deviations: 358; Watchers: 123
Watching: 120; Pageviews: 28264; Comments Made: 2510; Friends: 120
# Comments
Comments: 656
No problem man, always happy to see your sculptures!
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Hello Tim!
This is Lulu, I just wanted to let you know that I've moved to this account.
It's been some time since you've been on DA & I still consider you my friend, so I wanted to check in
I'd love to stay in touch and I'm happy to link you to my other sites if you don't use this one anymoreΒ c:
Hope you're well
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Hey Lulu,
I still check deviantart every now and then, but I'm not really that active anymore. Personally I'm doing fine, no complaints. I just spend my time a bit different from how I used to.
Let me just add your new account to my watchlist quickly.
I still use this one, but in general I'm not all that active anymore in art-communities.
Hope all is well for you too!
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Happy Birthday! !
wish you all the best,
& i look forward to your new art~Β
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You've been featured here to help gain a bit more exposure to your artΒ
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Karen is a varied hobbyist from Mexico. Her style incorporates quirky details and fantastical characteristics to create images that have a Tim Burton-esque appeal. With a passion for sharing her art with others, Karen will surely appreciate your interest in her work!
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Nikolay is a Russian artist who specializes in traditional art, favoring starry-themed paintings and realistic landscapes. These pieces are beautifully detailed and composed, capturing magical moods through the artist's wonderful application of light and color. Do check out Nikolay's gallery in more depth and add these lovely works to your collections!
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Np! Yeah, just have been rather busy.
How are you?
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hello friend ! !Β
here's wishing you a
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i hope you have a nice time and a wonderful year
looking forward to your new worksΒ
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You too dude!
Always glad to see some of your new stuff!
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thank you so much for the fave and watching me !Β
i'm glad you like my work .Β
your art is really incredible, i don't even know where to startΒ
i really like the scenes you have created , such as "pottery gate" and "explore the unknown" . it makes me want to go there too .
but i also like the feeling of your traditional (older?) work .Β
so creative and detailed !!
where do you get all your ideas from ??Β
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Sorry for the late response!
Talking about those faves: no problem 
Thanks for all the compliments. My world is something that gradually came to existence as I started drawing (in fact, there are many older drawings in my gallery from when I just started drawing). I was inspired by drawings from Chris Riddell, Anton Pieck and Arthur Rackham. They all had their own style and created these interesting atmospheres in their works, that I wanted to do the same.
Every great artist has it's inspiration. Maybe one day I will become one
I see you're well on your way as well!
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thanks again for the new faves , i really appreciate it
wow, they have created incredible artwork! i admire such talent / creativity , it's not easy to make good art and find your own style.
i think i'm kind of an amateur. but i enjoy drawing / painting very much
oh i think you've uploaded new stuff, so i'm going to check them out now 
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Np, well everyone has their influences.
Having fun with drawing/painting/other artistic activities is the fundament of becoming an "artist". The word is often used to compliment the "greater" painters and craftsmen, but pretty much anyone who creates is an artist. You've clearly got your own way of creating your things, so you actually have your own style. In fact, i'm certain that people who know you and your work can recognize anything you've made as "yours". If they can and when I look at your work I think they do, you officially have your own style. As your technique improves (which pretty much automatically happens as long as you keep drawing (using tutorials or references can make it go a lot faster though)), your style will as well.
Looking forward to what you will add in the future and thanks once again for faving my work
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yup people have different definitions for the same word. i agree that artists create things, so actually if we want to, maybe we can also call inventors, composers, writers..etc. artists as well. Β thanks for the kind words, i aim to improve more .
i also look forward very much to seeing your new work in the future
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Np
I realized I haven't really actively been looking at all the people i'm watching. Your photography has really improved over the years. Those are some amazing pictures!
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Thank you so so much! I'm glad you think so
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Hi! How are things with the final project?Β
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Sorry for the extremely late reply!
It's getting together slowly. The 3D part is is probably what's mostly slowing me down. I'm also busy with designing an artbook, containing all my current concept combined with a short explanation.
So I'm afraid don't really have much to tell you about it :/
Thanks for your interest though!
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Hey
Thanks for the favourites
Hope everything is good with you
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Np man!
And all is well, thanks
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Thanks for all the new faves!
How have you been?
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Np!
I'm doing fine, apart from the loads of school work xP. At the moment I've been working on my master assignment.
How are you?
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Cool! What's your big project going to be?
Doing well, discovered a huge set of model trains in the garage, my grandma gave me when I was a kid.
Selling some online, so of course I had to set up a track at home to make sure they work.
Why are miniature machines so cool!
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I'm currently designing (Conceptually both concept art and 3D) a third person action-Role Playing game, in which terrain generation, the plot and the gameplay are all designed in function of replaying the game. The plot can go in many different directions, making it worthwile to replay. While the random-generation system I designed (based on existing systems of course) provides different environments for each play through. Combine it with a random loot system. And you've basically got the game i'm designing.
The main character as you've probably noticed by now, is Meredith Abel (that's why I have so many imagery related to her). I'm currently a storyboard to illustrated how the plot can go in multiple directions. Been pretty busy with it all. Got a deadline this friday for a part of it. On the same time I'm studying for an examn for tomorrow 
Anyway those miniature trains sounds awesome! I've always loved that kind of stuff. I especially like this miniature city that was designed by my favourite illustrator (which I without a doubt have mentioned many times before) Anton Pieck and was placed in the Themepark he designed as well. here's a link to a picture: static.panoramio.com/photos/orβ¦
Miniature stuff is always awesome. As a kid I used to dream of having this miniature train that would go through the walls of my house via tunnels and drive next to the stairway and such. So if you layed down a letter in it, the people downstairs could pick it up and write something back. Is probably never going to happen though. But I really like that idea nonetheless.
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Your game concept sounds awesome, I think multiple outcomes is the way of the future.
I was thinking multiple styles of game play might be fun too, a super realistic one on one close combat or interaction view
An overhead shot for group interactions, conflicts, infiltration.
And a long view ship to ship battle screen.
My other suggestion is that if your going to have some kind of giant vehicle at the end, make sure the player get's to drive it and use it.
I was disappointed in Space Marines and Amnesia 2 that you didn't get to drive the machine at the end.
Your model train mail delivery system is genius! Theres really not enough room to build a proper track unless you go through walls in your house.
Your lying in bed, a little train comes to rest on the track next to your pillow. It whistles to wake you up.
There's a note on it's back."What waffles for breakfast?" Β
You write "Yes!" on the bottom of the note and send the train on it's way. Β Β Β
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Multiple endings isn't necessarily the best way to play a game. It truly depends on the kind of game. Today I've played Dear Esther, seeing how you are familiar with Amnesia which is from same studio you might have played it as well. It's an amazing experience combined with beautifully written poetry and an incredible soundtrack.
Since my own master project only has a year of time (and i'm already past half of it) I can't get too ambitious with the content. So I figured I'd work with simple Action RPG gameplay (which conceptually I don't have the time to fully work out) combined with a random loot system, random generation and a plot with multiple direction, avoiding too much repetition. I don't know if you've ever seen The Butterfly-effect. This game is pretty comparable in that way. You get to see at key plot points which decisions Meredith would make dependent of her personality, which is effected by the player's own mood during key plot points (I researched the use of Brain Interfaces and assumed a hypothetical future where they could measure whether a player is getting aggressive or if he stays controlled. Dependent of whether the player himself gets aggrivated by certain characters Meredith's personality will be more aggressive as well). If you replay the game you can get to see how the situation would have turned out differently and how it effects the rest of the story. The player would also have the option to turn on the "unique playthrough" option which would make sure that even if he gets aggrivated for a second time at the same plot point, the story will go in another direction.
Yeah the modeltrain idea is a concept I always treasured. It might become my secret hobby when I buy a house in the future. (if I do)
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Cool! Great concept!
If I think I understand, it would be a video game sensitive to the player's moods and emotions?
I think that will be the way of a lot future entertainment. I think you should get a good grade on the forwardΒ
thinking alone, no matter how much you can actually realize before the deadline.
I really feel like you are bringing your imagination to the video game concept.
Yeah, the trains are pretty neat. As much as I know I should be working on other things, it's fun to hook them up and make them race around the track.
If they had an actual useful function in the house, that would be ten times better.
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