ANCIENT CIVILIZATION
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By: Vicente,
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By: Kinga,
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By: Marcus Hadlock,
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By: Dudel,
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"Brothers and sisters, we have been hidden from the world for far to long. It is time that we stand up and show who the runners and rulers are. It is time that we, we that are those here, rise up and claim the world which is rightfully ours!"
Been awhile since my last submission. I've a few hand drawn ones that just never made it to the scanner. This is for Ancient Civilization. I guess these alien-people-things live underground somewhere and are something like the Illuminati. I don't know, with me you can't ever tell where things come from.
This started as a poor attempt at making a odd looking Greek type of building but turned into the above. With me it always turns into either people or aliens. Something about the odd shapes of "lifeforms" that make my eye see them in a jumbled mess of nothing. At one point that image was the two below images. Do you see what I was originally trying for?
Then I tried to add stairs and an entrance to another room. This didn't work, though, as the rest of the image was flat. However the second I filled that center piece in white and zoomed out, I decided to make a little experiment with the image.
Two or three steps later and we've the final product. I should make more "step-by-step" things. Otherwise how I get to my nonsense makes no sense, at all. The very fist thing I "drew" (point and click =/= drawing) was one of the column pieces, then copy-pasted it into a column (after fliping it upside down and backwards) then copy-pasted the column itself.
Hooray for paint oddness!
By: FHNavarro,
on 4/8/2010
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Title: Viking!!
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By: Pascal,
on 4/5/2010
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By: mike r. baker,
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By: Vicente,
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Hello there. I see some wonderful work popping up here, really professional images. This is my take on Ancient Civilisation. I guess it's a story about two strange men who discover a fossilized dog in the ruins of their local Roman Cemetry...... You can find me here if you like and please feel free to click for big. Artist: Andrew Finnie.
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By: Kinga,
on 4/9/2010
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By: Marcus Hadlock,
on 4/9/2010
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For the Ancient Civilization challenge
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By: Dudel,
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"Brothers and sisters, we have been hidden from the world for far to long. It is time that we stand up and show who the runners and rulers are. It is time that we, we that are those here, rise up and claim the world which is rightfully ours!"
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Been awhile since my last submission. I've a few hand drawn ones that just never made it to the scanner. This is for Ancient Civilization. I guess these alien-people-things live underground somewhere and are something like the Illuminati. I don't know, with me you can't ever tell where things come from.
This started as a poor attempt at making a odd looking Greek type of building but turned into the above. With me it always turns into either people or aliens. Something about the odd shapes of "lifeforms" that make my eye see them in a jumbled mess of nothing. At one point that image was the two below images. Do you see what I was originally trying for?
Then I tried to add stairs and an entrance to another room. This didn't work, though, as the rest of the image was flat. However the second I filled that center piece in white and zoomed out, I decided to make a little experiment with the image.
Two or three steps later and we've the final product. I should make more "step-by-step" things. Otherwise how I get to my nonsense makes no sense, at all. The very fist thing I "drew" (point and click =/= drawing) was one of the column pieces, then copy-pasted it into a column (after fliping it upside down and backwards) then copy-pasted the column itself.
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By: FHNavarro,
on 4/8/2010
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Click on image to enlargeTitle: Viking!!
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By: Pascal,
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By: mike r. baker,
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The new challenge is:
Ancient Civilization!
Illustrate an Ancient Civilization. Or "Civilisation" for you non-Yanks. Egypt, Aztec, Sumeria...
The "Awake" challenge is over. The new challenge is "Ancient Civilization" and ends on April 19, 2010. The "Flight" challenge continues for another week and ends on April 12, 2010.
[this post was created in advance and scheduled for posting at a later date - I am unavailable for a while so play nice - I will judge challenges on my return]
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Great line work and figure drawing!
the indian series is fantastic!!!