I feel a bit guilty for even giving this one a title considering it’s just a painting study of a landscape from imagination. My first, actually (well, the first one I did intentionally for practice). Regardless, it’s gotten me a bit excited because I actually think it turned out quite decent and it gives me motivation to keep practicing and getting better.
On a completely unrelated side-note, did you know I just discovered the Disney song Hellfire from The Hunchback of Notre Dame? I’m extremely late to the party, but I’ve been playing it nonstop for 48hoursstraightnowsomeonehelp…
Great Artwork dude! I would love to see more like this from you![quote=“Pakari, post:1, topic:50555”]
On a completely unrelated side-note, did you know I just discovered the Disney song Hellfire from The Hunchback of Notre Dame? I’m extremely late to the party, but I’ve been playing it nonstop for 48hoursstraightnowsomeonehelp…
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It’s weird how Hellfire is easily the best Disney villain song, yet nobody seems to talk about it… And this is Disney, after all.
I really like how this looks. Its simple, but little details like the glider in the water and the flock of birds really help. It reminds me a lot of Ryan Lauket’s illustrations, and that’s a compliment!
Very nice, despite your saying it’s just for landscapes, the use of grays here is exceptional! Also, must say, Sauron is looking a bit skinnier than i remember.
I mean, I didn’t ever bother to look into it when my friends told me it was the best. I was too stuck in my ways, but when I caved my life changed forever.
Thank you! I wasn’t aware of Ryan Laukat before you mentioned it, but looking at his work I very much thank you for the compliment! I enjoy the simplicity and style he puts into his illustrations, and I’m a big fan of those things as well!
Thanks! Yea, this is a landscape, but it’s also just general painting practice for me as well. I’m so new that at this point anything is good practice.