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Between Sky and Ocean

Between Sky and Ocean by nalf

April 19th, 2006 03:12 PM

Between Sky and Ocean

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Between Sky and Ocean
A pirateship lost for eternity sailing between sky and ocean. No sail can bring them home...

Painted entirely in Adobe Photoshop CS2, using a Wacom Intuos drawing board. No references used. Took about 16 hours.

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Copyright ©2006-2008 nalf

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it's marvelous. As far as the technicality goes, it's very artsy; and the foam/spray lacks definition. Also the ocean looks a bit too much like the sky. But the concept is great and it's carried out wonderfully.

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just wondering... but i still dont get how u do it,,,,i mean,,,in photoshop (any version) u cant do it,,,but then in the wacom, u just need to have that tanlent...and then u move it to photoshop and put color..i reaslly dont get it man...is there a turorial for this????
NICE work,,,i like ur "slipping away" and the "time before war" or something like that,,
i like it
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Your work is absolutely incredible. You could sell this stuff and make a fortune (if you don't already). I know I'd sure buy it if you had some large prints of this stuff available. I love anything with water as I love the sea (your Slipping Away was gorgous)...

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Just looked at your website. Bookmarked it. Get that Buy Prints section up. Tongue

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