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Ice Warioir

Ice Warioir by FenixTyphoon

added Feb 21st 2009
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  • Jarvgrimr

  • Jarvgrimr

    Sep 22, 2011

    That is a wonderful image man, really atmospheric and good choice in colours.

  • sourgasm

  • sourgasm

    Oct 17, 2009

    it would be really easy to add a bit more space at the bottom. just throw another hundred or so pixels of canvas space at the bottom and paint some more foreground right in. personally, i don't think the piece really needs it, but it couldn't hurt. i do think the piece could benefit from pushing the depth a bit. hitting those background mountains with a fair amount of light blue atmospheric haze would be a good start. adding it to a lesser degree between the two frost giants would do a lot of good too.


    anyway, this piece rules. i love anything featuring frost giants, and this one being painted so well is just icing on the cake. i've been listening to that band "the sword" a lot lately, and this painting fits perfectly in their world. great work man!

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  • Silveraxe

  • Silveraxe

    Oct 06, 2009

    This is really beautiful, love the color palette and the painting style. As much as I love the placement of objects in the general composition, [unless this is meant to be a book cover] there's too much head space and not enough space at the bottom -my personal opinion. Other than that, I'm lovin' it :)

    • FenixTyphoon

    • FenixTyphoon

      Oct 07, 2009

      You're right. BTW I don't want to make changes in work after it is completed. :)

  • Qikalain

  • Qikalain

    Aug 24, 2009

    very awesome. im not much into this style, but i really love this one. how do you paint the background and the figures ? seperatly or do you plan it before you start doing it?


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    • FenixTyphoon

    • FenixTyphoon

      Jul 08, 2010

      I started it from b/w linear rough sketch. I’m always thinking about forefront and background like it is one. But I have several layer in PSD file for keeping necessary contours and shapes. On final phase of work amount of layer can be from 3 to 1. Depending from what I want to do.