I seriously have to get a hold on this problem of mine, If im in a class I can whip out a fairly good, well observed painting in 15 minutes, the time seems to stretch itself according to how hard I work. But when Im at home with no supervision I stretch the time to suit my slow careful choices and exploration. I think this was brought up in Dave Rapoza's stream the other day, I must go back and listen this time! :P
Pretty though aint it?
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yeah but it looks super fucking awesome though, I'd say you learned so much from this to bring in your own work.
ReplyDeleteI did learn something that was kind of a step up, about light hitting far away objects, I kind of already new it but yeah like you said, now Il probably bring it into my work. I actualy used the note tool for the first time when I discovered it :)
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