new painting in project
Previously edited by Joao Fonseca (May 17th, 2011 5:51 PM)
New Digital Painting of a very different style than I have done
I never felt so happy to make "randomly" risks in a square made of plastic, passing thoughts as who crosses rivers feeling the water without getting wet ...
really amazing works with just a optical mouse! 
Thank you @6gma but now I have a tablet 
perhaps this is a delivery, a surrender, an emotional feeling from a physical contact ...
or a final stamp on a letter without a destination ...
I think the title A tale of two tongues
( "Um conto de duas lķnguas" Original in my language) is appropriate
looks beautiful man! suggestions: you can add more saliva on tongues for extra details..maybe
@6gma Thank for the suggestion my friend, but but I've published the painting on all art server :\
Fast Painting for a friend's work about Animal Rights, the concept was to do the reverse, Human to be attacked by animals, was necessary a psychologically aggressive concept ... this was my interpretation of this concept ...
Hey Joao, how much time do you spend on a piece on average?
Hi duelord I do a painting in 24 hours on average, but it all depends if I already have in a draft or I'm just going painting until reach a final product ...
Joao Fonseca wrote:
Hi duelord I do a painting in 24 hours on average, but it all depends if I already have in a draft or I'm just going painting until reach a final product ...
I guess I am too impatient then! I really like your work here.
You should learn to properly credit the artists you copy your stuff from. There's nothing wrong in recreating stuff, for learning purposes, but not mentioning your sources is lame.
by JasonChan
by myself
by Smirtouille
I assume there are more of these, tho I can't spot them all.
@Philip Jensen
Yes, sometimes is that, a person must have patience with the first, second painting, but then with time and dedication you'll start to do faster
@iGod
You are absolutely right, these paintings were totally inspired or even copied by these, simply by learning to understand how they make these paintings, and especially in the beginning when I began working with the tablet, I always tried to give my own expression, unfortunately I never mentioned who was inspired, but from today I'll do it
I can say that these was the most "copied", but the new paintings now are totally originals, some parts of the body Inspired in some photos because of perspectives
lack these inspirations, the others I can say firmly that are original 
by http://cellar-fcp.deviantart.com/
Previously edited by Joao Fonseca (May 22nd, 2012 11:08 AM)
As far as you don't take anything from other people's work you can take as much ispiration as you want. I mean, in art schools people himitate famous art pieces everyday just to understand their techniques. It's a really great way to learn and practice. Just remember to credit next time.
Anyway:
http://fc04.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2011/ … 3j2hr3.jpg
This is beautiful! I especially love that dog shadow!
Don't get me wrong. It's fine to learn. Just name the people you try to learn from
muito bom! acho que o que eu mais gostei desses śltimos, pessoalmente, foi o śltimo inspirado no Cellar-fcp
