AWESOME man!!!! One of the most atmospheric images I have seen. Beautiful, great color, nice reflections and texture to break up the ground plane . .beautiful man,
I used the lasso tool just to set the basic shape and placement of the water on the foreground. Then detailed edges were added almost towards the end by freehand. Thanks.
This looks very nice Armand! Bold shapes and atmosphere, beautifully handled. I love the way you always add some small and cute detail, this time it's the lightnings on the side ;)
Top of the cartoon "Arthur, history," worked with painter and a few touches of Photoshop CS3. This work and others who've been doing lately has a great influence of big todd Harris and dave Mali! Benjamin Trobatkvbc
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AWESOME man!!!! One of the most atmospheric images I have seen. Beautiful, great color, nice reflections and texture to break up the ground plane . .beautiful man,
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It's beautiful. So very different then what you'd expect to get if you asked someone to "draw an eruption".
ReplyDeleteInstead of just a close up of glowing orange lava spewing we get to see the lush, green terrain that's about to be transformed forever.
Cheers!
Nice one! I dig the way you handled the reflection.
ReplyDeleteeverything is wonderful.
ReplyDeletecolors and composition...
cheers !
pretty awesome, Armand. Love how you handled the water!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting! I love the textures and colors. I like how you handled the edges, especially on the water.
ReplyDeletebeautiful!! WOW!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful painting, Armand! Really inspiring!
ReplyDeleteAwesome ilustration Armand , i love the reflection on the water.
ReplyDeletethanks for visit my blog it´s a big honour for me
see u!
Good lord wow.
ReplyDeleteWere the shapes of the grass and water painted freehand or did you use the lasso tool and some transforming? So much to learn.
OOO! awesome colors esp where the reflection meets the green area. Saweet!
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ReplyDeleteWow. I like the depth in the pic and the reflections in the water.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys.
ReplyDeleteHey TOM,
I used the lasso tool just to set the basic shape and placement of the water on the foreground. Then detailed edges were added almost towards the end by freehand. Thanks.
hello!! Great!!! as usual!! I love the contrast of the smoke and heat with the wet damp ground!! and just in one night... fast and fantastic! :D
ReplyDeleteArmand your paintings inspire the heck out of me man. Great!!!
ReplyDeleteThis looks very nice Armand! Bold shapes and atmosphere, beautifully handled.
ReplyDeleteI love the way you always add some small and cute detail, this time it's the lightnings on the side ;)
WOW!
ReplyDeleteAwesome,caballero...!
It´s beautiful and fearsome at the same time, exactly as an eruption is.
Bravo!
Greetings from Spain... ;D
Beautiful! Such fantastic colors! Thanks so much for looking at my portfolio at the book look, your advice was invaluable!
ReplyDeleteThanks everyone.
ReplyDeleteHey VICTORIAYING,
It was a pleasure to meet you and see your portfolio. Keep it up.
Grest work Armand !!! The colours are really beautifull !
ReplyDeleteHey ,by the way , I just link you in my blog.
ReplyDeleteWow. Pretty intense man, beautiful and scary!
ReplyDeleteVery cool!
ReplyDeletelove the scale and the colours
ReplyDeletegreat work!!!
Great Armand,i love the mood and colors...and composition!
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Top of the cartoon "Arthur, history," worked with painter and a few touches of Photoshop CS3. This work and others who've been doing lately has a great influence of big todd Harris and dave Mali! Benjamin Trobatkvbc
ReplyDeleteWow! amazing scale. Great work.
ReplyDeleteFantastic art work,this is so nice! I really enjoy looking at your blog.
ReplyDeleteThis is wonderful !!! nice colours.Your work is very very inspiring.
ReplyDeleteThanks guys.
ReplyDeleteextremly nice! Always inspiring to se your work. :-)
ReplyDeleteAmazing and original image!!., great post!
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I like yours drawings!!
ReplyDeletei love the scale... look at those tiny people!
ReplyDeleteawesome atmospheric perspective
ReplyDeleteThank you all for the comments.
ReplyDeleteHey Jay,
It's great to meet you as well at the BookLook. Hopefully we see each other again some time soon. Take care.
Awesome work Armand - really top stuff! You're last few posts have been really stunning!
ReplyDeleteThis book sounds very interesting, I'll haev to try and hunt it down and have a look.
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