When did it suddenly become cool to hate everything? It's a growing problem, especially in the entertainment world, and no one benefits from an increasingly hard to please, pessimistic audience.
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This is the Blues. Or at least, this is one visual interpretation with artistic license of the blues, courtesy of your friendly neighborhood Scott P. 'Doc' Vaughn. What can I say, I like trains, I love old signs and lost places, and I love drawing beautiful women. This was interesting for me as a project as it was some things I wanted to try on several levels; This type of hatching, a full-page composition of a scene, and I hadn't tried a steam engine in years. I'm pretty damn satisfied on all of this. I plan to show this at a First Friday art walk in Nov. 06, so I rushed this ahead of some other projects... I hope you like.
I made the print sepia... which version do you guys like better? Lemme know... Music listened to while drawing this: Title derived from an Indigenous song. Also, Robert Johnson, BB King, Zep, Doors, Stones, John Lee Hooker... The train was just a photo I found online, which I lost the link to. The train crossing sign was from a b/w photo I took in Brownwood Texas at a set of tracks across from the cemetary where Robert E. Howard is buried. Pen ank ink, about 15-20 hours. 8x10ish Stock used: Inspiration on artistic style comes from my dA friends, especially: |
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marry me?
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-Doc Redfield (dA Gallery: [link])
"Nothing is Impossible... until proven otherwise."
Scott P. 'Doc' Vaughn's site: [link]
Official Hero-Lore site: [link]
well its really cool you gotsa do a tutorial mate!!!
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--Faile35
In any case, we can buy each other drinks some time and tell each other how good the other is.. it'll be fun
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-Doc Redfield (dA Gallery: [link])
"Nothing is Impossible... until proven otherwise."
Scott P. 'Doc' Vaughn's site: [link]
Official Hero-Lore site: [link]
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"Ride hard... Live free!"
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As I was a-walking down Paradise Street,
To me way-aye, blow the man down.
A pretty young damsel I chanced for to meet.
Give me some time to blow the man down!
I absolutely love the feel of this... the emotion is tremendous. It 'feels' like the blues. If you hadn't described the contents - I'd have immediatley said that I saw a girl at a middle-of-nowhere train station, maybe trying to make some decision about where her life is taking her, strumming away at a melancholy, bluesy tune.
Fan-freakin-tastic!
Now I shall expression my appreciation in the little know, but highly interpretive form of emoticon:
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