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Published: 2013-07-15 19:59:54 +0000 UTC; Views: 35724; Favourites: 1198; Downloads: 0
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In the early days, when I started to understand that I may be able to create some really neat pictures, I had my sources for inspiration and motivation. Like everyone who is trying to get somewhere in a certain field I guess. There was and still is a guy I look up to. Even if we kinda lost contact. The guy I'm talking about is Gary Tonge. A long time ago he did a piece that I always wanted to pay homage to. That piece was 'Sentinel '. No detail where is doesn't need to be. Well and nice packaged. Simple and good. Yes, my version is very different. But still... the creative spark came from Gary Tonge's Sentinel.6000x2715 - Worldmachine - Vue - Photoshop
Instead of boring you to death, please feel free to check here for more info about the creation process: v5.tigaer-design.com/?p=1572
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Looks like a forerunner consturct from halo, even sounds like it!
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Congrats man this is a spectacular piece, you have done Gary Tonge proud..
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This great piece is now in an Art Feature on my journal called "The White Tower" jagrier.deviantart.com/journal⦠!
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Your work is without a doubt the most incredible I have ever seen! Never give it up attention to detail is amazing
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Details can be a difficult thing. Overdoing them eats a lot of time and often enough no one will ever notice them. 
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Wow... as an artist who is just really starting to learn the possibilities of what for me is a new art form, your art has a scope and a depth to it that is inspiring. Thanks for sharing it!
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Glad you think so. Hope it can indeed inspire you to something amazing.
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I love the sight! Really well thought! Alwyas a pleasure to see more of your work! 
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Glad you enjoy the view
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I can see how this piece has been inspired by the Sentinel painting.
The refined detail with the strong light/shadow edges is what I believe draws the viewer in.
The two characters on the bottom right also add good scale.
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Yup, that's the only reason why these two guys are standing there... to give the impression of scale.
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wirklich sehr gelungen, vorallem von der Beleuchtung her ... wirklich super
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Fantastic work. You definitely captured the previous piece well and added your own feel to it.
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That was the plan
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Always a pleasure to stun someone
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Gorgeous as always,Β love the commanding building!
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Thanks
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And you said architecture wasn't your forte, I beg to differ
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Great piece Chris!! The structure looks amazing!!
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This looks really good. I'm actually most impressed with how realistic the stalactites came out. I've tried making those using pointy upside-down terrains but somehow always fell a bit short of the real thing. The colours are great too!
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What I do is to create a terrain that contains the mountain shapesΒ I have in mind and then use the terrain zones feature to separate the parts I think could work. For this one I actually reused a part from a previous pic and adjusted it to my needs.
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Fantastische Arbeit und eine groΓe Hommage an ein tolles Bild von Gary Tonge (War fΓΌr eine halbe Ewigkeit mein Wallpaper).
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