Apr 16
Stillness. A weathered boat, golden mountains, and a cottage lost in mist. Where do forgotten journeys lead?
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Stillness. A weathered boat, golden mountains, and a cottage lost in mist. Where do forgotten journeys lead?
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Piemonte Alps 🌞
Sketched with Faber-Castell Polychromos colored pencils.
Featuring over 40 different locations from the first two mainline games, my Golden Sun Shadowbox Artwork remains one of my more detailed pieces. Centered around the 4 elemental lighthouses, I tried to illustrate the journey throughout the games. The Mars panel is probably my favorite, and features several of my favorite locations inlcuding Lemuria.
Lighthouse
Julius Sergius Klever, Russian landscape painter, Baltic,German origin( 1850-1924)
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I painted Majula from Dark Souls 2! Really like this area!
I've learned that I really enjoy doing 3D, whether it is modeling something specific in mind or landscaping, so I'm hoping to incorporate it into my artwork more often! here's something a little different from my usual posts :)
"I think architecture has a great influence on my painting. I think it gives me a sense of order and structure."
Thomas Adrian Fransioli Lauren Street, Charleston 1951 Oil on canvas 22 1/4 x 26 in.