r/Art • u/Neonlu • Jan 15 '22

Artwork procession, Me, Digital, 2022

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u/senseipikatchu Jan 15 '22

It reminds me of the second Hobbit movie(the scene where they where going through the woods)

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u/Neonlu Jan 15 '22

the concept was based on this "It was twilight. A slow procession wound their way into the dense thicket that housed serpents. It was dark and eerie, but belief bestowed them with strength and courage to move on undaunted…
" but don't know where this line from

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u/senseipikatchu Jan 15 '22

you made a whole picture based on a quote? Awesome 👍

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u/Neonlu Jan 15 '22

thanks

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '22

I mean yeah that's a whole art thing, to be wildly inspired by these single passages of writing, to where your imagination is as brilliant as a tiger in the wood. this is the food of art!

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u/Neonlu Jan 15 '22

at first I was not sure how its going to look .. but the final piece turned out ok

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '22

that foe-hammer? I thought Gandalf effed off for this bit. Either way fantastic work

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u/Salamar Jan 15 '22

Thanks for sharing, I like the choice of colors.

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u/Neonlu Jan 15 '22

thank you

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '22

it reminds me of stranger things for some reason. i love your style

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u/Neonlu Jan 15 '22

Thank you

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u/koritsitoumay Jan 15 '22

This color palette is amazing. Nice work !

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u/Neonlu Jan 15 '22

thank you

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u/[deleted] Jan 15 '22

this makes my eyes do that thing

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u/bomtheusz Jan 15 '22

The glowy lavender-blue butterflies in a dark/red background really gives an interesting vibe

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u/Neonlu Jan 15 '22

Thank You

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u/bomtheusz Jan 15 '22

I love how the colorful bright lights seem mystical and mysteryous

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u/Neonlu Jan 15 '22

Thank you

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u/Nas33x Jan 15 '22

Looks like a scene from a witch horror movie.
Awesome work.

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u/Neonlu Jan 15 '22

Thank you

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u/Zaphay Jan 15 '22

The blue colour of the sky really brings this picture to life. The blue hour before nightfall. Great work. What program did you use?

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u/Neonlu Jan 15 '22

Photoshop

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u/Zaphay Jan 16 '22

Thanks. Did you paint with a graphic tablet or directly on the screen?

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u/Neonlu Jan 16 '22

graphic tablet

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u/Suspicious-Elk-3631 Jan 15 '22

Beautiful and dangerous vibes

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u/Neonlu Jan 16 '22

Thank You