Giant
Giant
Drawing \ Figure | 06/11/04 @296 |
Wormwood |
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Giants are a sad race. Hunted endlessly for the fearsome presence they impose, they are unable to congregate and form any semblance of community. Their huge statures create a demand for food that they can never meet. Constantly malnourished, they are forced to scavenge and raid small settlements and outlying farmsteads, which only acts to further daemonise them. While physiologically they have the capability to match humans in intelligence, they are invariably rendered feral and moronic by social isolation and a lack of sufficient nutrition. Giants are ostracised by their fellow Fey Folk for their bestial decline, and fearfully butchered by all others. Adorned in the pillaged accoutrements of a culture that glorifies those who slay his kind, this giant masks his face and binds his scarred and oft-besieged feet with the shields of felled soldiers. Stooped and bowed by gravity, the giant is a paradox of immensity and shrinking shame.
Animator's blue colerase pencil. Photoshop.
Intended as conceptual design, this sketch involved me working as fast as I can while focusing on character development.
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06/11/04 @319
out of interest, how long did this take to do and at what size?
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is very very good.good work
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wonderful, great job,
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Great work. Keep it up!
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very high detail level! good work.........
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Village Idiot, it's drawn about 11 inches tall, and the whole thing might take me about 2 days if I had no other work to do (but it's really hard to say, I like to work in fractured chunks on a lot of projects over a longer course of time).
Sorry, KeremBeyit, I've always really liked obstructed faces (gas masks, ninja hoods, etc).
Yakunan, the cannon is decorative; he's had them used against him, but he certainly couldn't figure out how to fire one.
Thanks fukifino, I'm working on books right now.
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absolutely beautiful Wonderful! +10!! my max
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I find the writing on psychology and such an interesting way to respond to the image. From what i've seen many of your images seem to be a kind of 1 time snap shot of a profile or a figure. There is no context visual, but all the clues and details are somehow embedded in the detailing. So writing a kind of psychological profile in the same fashion seems like a pretty good way to resolve it.
Your figures are really rich, it would be cool to see how that energy might manifest itself if you were to draw purely a landscape or a scene without figures.
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but I like your works
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Again, great details
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