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The Old Man And His Trusty Friend
The Old Man And His Trusty Friend
Painting \ Uncategorized | 02/11/06 @690 | 
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This time not an axe wielding hero, just an old man telling a story to his best friend. I don’t know what the old man has to say, maybe he tells a story about their past as they were young and strong, fought together and won several wars. Now grown old realizing that fighting and winning wars didn’t make him feel any better, he’s tired of fighting and he thanks god that he’s still together with his best friend, his trusty horse…Medium: Digital/Painter (Painters Oils and Watercolors)
Copyright: Uwe Jarling
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  Jane01/01/70 @807 |
Concept:Strong |
Technical Skill:Average |
Impact/impression:Strong |
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Overall opinion/feedback:Ok, so perhaps you didn't do an overpaint then. The face and the helmet ARE well painted, and the horse too, but the guy's shirt is still bothering me. :/
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Forgive me if I'm wrong.
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To Jane, no it is not a paintover or anything like that, and I’m sorry to say, but the face isn’t much more detailed as the rest of the piece it just looks that way in the downsized version for posting on the internet. I linked a little “How I did it” above, so you can have a look at a bigger size of the face. Another thing is, this is definitely the first and the last time I ever post something like a “how I did it” cause I don’t think I have to explain or excuse to anyone how I draw and paint in a public gallery! If anyone is interested in how I work I am always willing to answer e-mails and tell people how I did this or that.
So Jane if I ever do a paintover or something like that, be sure you are the first person who will know about it.
Thanks.
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02/11/06 @945
btw I like the how you did it
post more like this and how to
for real its very educational
10+
02/11/06 @952
really like the expression of the rider
great job, and i must agree, u have skill
02/12/06 @020
See you,
Pierre
02/12/06 @443
+10
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Carlos
02/12/06 @675
The characters really express friendship and the horse is gorgeous! Well done.
02/12/06 @979
i liked this one a lot
the tired face but passionate looking expression and the horse's majestic but gentle look is just awesome
+9
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My max
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Regards, Rodney
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02/14/06 @945
I like that piece alot but I guess you already know that =) 9/9
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max
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09/29/06 @800
Very nicely done!
02/04/07 @279
The execution is amazing too...looks like a photograph. Top marks for me.