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Published: 2009-07-06 19:27:09 +0000 UTC; Views: 2269; Favourites: 70; Downloads: 104
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painted in corel painter and some photoshop, used alot of papers, textures and photo refs for this, was funRelated content
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for some reason I love the Stop sign so much 
amazing piece!i'd really like to see an artist of your style working, it really makes me curious =O
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glad you like it and thank you very much
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Okay, I gotta ask : is that set in QuΓ©bec? Cause the "arrΓͺt" sign is exactly like the ones we have here. And I've been in France, and though the signs are in french there too, they don't look like that at all.
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didnt really set it anywhere in particular, i felt "arrΓͺt" added more to the image, i find english boring!, set in QuΓ©bec? yeah sounds good to me, thanks for the comment
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English is boring? Sure, okay.
Nice work on this image!
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lovely texture to the piece. You mind me asking what your most frequent used brush in painter is?
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cheers, i generally use the oils brushes like the round camelhair, a standard airbrush, a chalk brush and the glow brush, i use the paper pallette with the chalk brush to help with textures
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Ah nice, never really used the oil brushes, I tend to stick with oil pastels and chalk.. and I kind of abuse the glow brush i think
cheers for info.
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wow this is great!,ive tried corel painter in the pastjust cant fine my way around the interface
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thank you, the interface of painter is what i love the most about it, makes photoshop seem really dull to me, but painter does take some getting use too, amazing gallery you have!
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I'd love to know how to paint these industrial-type scenes, they seem to be what every game developer and movie maker loks for in someone's skill set 
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This is really good.
I love post-apocalyptic stuff, and this is very nice. I love the detail on the trains and stuff, makes it look really real.
Nice job!
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