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GH-MoNGo — Preemptive Action
Published: 2009-05-06 02:56:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 5639; Favourites: 137; Downloads: 0
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"Ambush? What ambush?"Apparently goblins aren't too good at setting up surprise attacks. Something must have tipped the gnoll to their position. Any ideas as to what it could have been?
Watercolour, ink, casein on Twinrocker 200 lb. CP watercolour paper.
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Comments: 152
it looks somewhat more confident. good one, me likes it
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Thanks man! Glad you approve!
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Hey that's a huge 'Bakulaw' against impaktito's (gay creatures), very nice work.
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Wow, this might be your best one yet! Major improvement from some of your older pieces.
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And is quite a dramatic change indeed
Even I notice a small change in my dinosouric backside. Even if it sometimes looks like I'm going backwards instead of forward..
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i told them not to eat that garlic pizza before they attacked.
awesome job
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AWESOME! You really outdid yourself!
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Sweet picture! I like the colouring technique and that you've tilted the background
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Sick piece man, one of your best! Love the detail. They all look like they've been out there a few days!
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Thank you!
"Hmm? What? Where is he? AAHHHHH!!!"
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Very cool! Your water colors are getting better and better!
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My money's on that one of the goblins were bribed.
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Of course, they're greedy little buggers.
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Thanks big guy! Glad you like it!
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Whoa! Great work on the color scheme and tone on this one! I'm really liking it
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Looks cool. I really like the composition. The texture used is effective in giving solidity to the figures, and the the color values really give the illustration that sense of depth.
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bravo good job. It's bee awhile since you have done a whole scene. I like it very much
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I haven't had time for full paintings with all the schoolwork.
Thanks!
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I like it. I think it would really be enhanced it there was a bright spot of light for contrast, like the sun peeping through the clouds, a torch, or a magical light particularly near the knoll.
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I see what you mean. Thanks.
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NP. I may not be great at doing dynamic scenes myself but I've read enough theory (and comic books) to see opportunities.
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WOOOW...this picture has action and flow, it has depth and the facial expressions are really good! you even added some little details like the warts on the nose or the bone weapon. i like this one a lot! great work...
have a good day
w.
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Great job man! 
I like how the earthy realistic colors contrast with the highly stylized depictions of the characters.
My only things are that the back arm of the gnoll seems a little awkward somehow, and that the foreground goblin on the left doesn't have a focal point for his eye. i.e I would think he'd be looking at the gnoll. But those are really minor nitpicks. This is really great
Oh, and if I was the gnoll, the big skull pinned to the tree with a spear might've made me just a bit suspicious lol
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Yeah I see what you mean about the arm. The eye of the goblin was another sticky point; I tried pointing it towards the gnoll but it just didn't work.
Yeah I think it would make anyone suspicious!
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I'd say it was the blanket hanging from the tree branch, but that's just me, very awesome work there! the expressions and the colors make this one really work!
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