Hola Albertomv,en esta ocasión no tengo pasos intermedios significativos,sólo muy próximos al resultado final ,de todas maneras espero que te guste la ilustración .Un saludo y gracias.
Gracias Albertomv. Muchas gracias Pedro,por cierto ánimo con "Cruz Negra " está fenomenal me gusta mucho.Un saludo. Many thanks leib-hussar.I'm glad you like the illustration.Best
Evidently you or the author of the topic are not fans of any late roman uniformity in clothing :-)I'm just curious,how long does it take for an experinced artist like you to transform original pencil like this into final drawing with all colors?You seemed pretty hard working.
Hi. I usually do two or three illustrations at once,but I can say you I took a long time ,too much. Evidently I am the author of the topic.Is there a serious error in the illustration?
Thank you for your answer.No ,theres no serious error in your illustration-I only had in mind that many older illustrations(I dont mean yours) often had roman soldiers only in red or white tunics and your depiction here is much moore colorfull,which I like and consider more realistic.I really like this pic...and all others of yours .-)
Very nice composition.I can not wait to see how it will look completely finished :-)
ResponderEliminarMany thanks,I hope you like the final result.
ResponderEliminarOtro proceso..., estupendo, me encanta ver como va evolucionando del boceto original hasta la lámina final...
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Hola Albertomv,en esta ocasión no tengo pasos intermedios significativos,sólo muy próximos al resultado final ,de todas maneras espero que te guste la ilustración .Un saludo y gracias.
ResponderEliminarLa había visto en la Ancient Warfare V-4, pero siempre es interesante ver el contraste entre el boceto y el resultado final.
ResponderEliminarUn gran trabajo, como siempre.
Un saludo.
Albertomv
Muy bueno, y, como siempre, respira autenticidad, ese "algo" que no sé qué es que es tan difícil de encontrar.
ResponderEliminarGreat work! Especially I like the Emperor and warrior on left. And very interesting carruca dormitoria too!
ResponderEliminarGracias Albertomv.
ResponderEliminarMuchas gracias Pedro,por cierto ánimo con "Cruz Negra " está fenomenal me gusta mucho.Un saludo.
Many thanks leib-hussar.I'm glad you like the illustration.Best
Evidently you or the author of the topic are not fans of any late roman uniformity in clothing :-)I'm just curious,how long does it take for an experinced artist like you to transform original pencil like this into final drawing with all colors?You seemed pretty hard working.
ResponderEliminarHi.
ResponderEliminarI usually do two or three illustrations at once,but I can say you I took a long time ,too much.
Evidently I am the author of the topic.Is there a serious error in the illustration?
Thank you for your answer.No ,theres no serious error in your illustration-I only had in mind that many older illustrations(I dont mean yours) often had roman soldiers only in red or white tunics and your depiction here is much moore colorfull,which I like and consider more realistic.I really like this pic...and all others of yours .-)
ResponderEliminarThanks.the merits of this aspects is for Duncan Campbell,author of the article and my assessor.He is one of the best.
ResponderEliminarEspléndida reconstrucción, Ángel. Es muy verosímil, muy creíble.
ResponderEliminarSaludos
Me alegra mucho que te guste Tasos.Un abrazo.
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