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The Cratter Critters! (Title inspired by Spongebob's Sandy, who has the uncanny tendency to say "sea-critters" ![[emoticon]](http://www.paperdemon.com/images/forum/mysmilies/15pxyellow_wink.gif)
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For those who want to read on:
These are the pre-empire time Penguins (before their meeting with the Tundawians [who are now in those airships in the sky]). They live in big cratter-like residences.
There no particular pricing or preferences for particular places in the cratter (as far as I know of), but the center/deepest areas are usually reserved for pub and general public out-going facilities.
All concepts (c) The Tales of Two Worlds (written by me and co-created by dienle.deviantart.com)
Detail story of the Tales of Two Worlds can be found at my site at www.puayen.com
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For those who want to read on:
These are the pre-empire time Penguins (before their meeting with the Tundawians [who are now in those airships in the sky]). They live in big cratter-like residences.
There no particular pricing or preferences for particular places in the cratter (as far as I know of), but the center/deepest areas are usually reserved for pub and general public out-going facilities.
All concepts (c) The Tales of Two Worlds (written by me and co-created by dienle.deviantart.com)
Detail story of the Tales of Two Worlds can be found at my site at www.puayen.com
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Submitted by: puayen
Posted: Aug 20, 2007 1:55 am
Completed: unknown
Critiques (10)Galleries: Fantasy, Finished Work, Original Art
Keywords: cratter critter penguin the tales of two worlds airship airform habitat, cratter-critter
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 MarsTotal Posts: 81 |
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 puayen (Reply)Total Posts: 166Aug 20, 2007 8:24 pmThanks, Mars! I should really get my hands down to doing more of these really detail fine-pen-stroke pictures. |
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 EshkenaziTotal Posts: 144Aug 20, 2007 10:24 amNice. One can never have too many penguins. Seriously. |
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puayen (Reply)Total Posts: 166Aug 20, 2007 8:25 pmHi, nice to meet you here, Eshkenazi (I watch you on DA). Thanks for the comment- and yeah, one can never have too many a Penguin. |
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 AlatarielTotal Posts: 92Aug 20, 2007 3:38 pmNice work on the shadows, the details are also remarkable. --- ~If you have no imagination, you have no wings~ |
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puayen (Reply)Total Posts: 166Aug 20, 2007 8:27 pmThanks for the comment; opinions are always welcome, since I believe they make each comment more meaningful. Yeah, I do agree with the line width- but would too thick a line detract from the fine detail effect of the piece? Perhaps putting contrast of shading to more use could achieve the perspective effect too, what do you think? |
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Alatariel (Reply)Total Posts: 92Aug 21, 2007 2:42 pmMmm... of course a too thick line would distract the attention from where you want it to be, so you have to find the correct thickness, I usually work with a 0.5 pencil for both the first plane lines and front shadows, that way I can achieve a certain balance of thickness and detail. --- ~If you have no imagination, you have no wings~ |
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puayen (Reply)Total Posts: 166 |
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 paintedwingsTotal Posts: 29Sep 13, 2007 3:50 pmWow this is great! I really like all the tiny details you added, it makes it look so alive and realistic. And the penguins are so cute! I'm a penguin fanatic. |
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puayen (Reply)Total Posts: 166Sep 14, 2007 1:39 amThanks for the comment! Yeah, I decided this is gonna be another complicated ink piece, and it pays off. |
